stopwatch

English

Etymology

stop +‎ watch

Noun

stopwatch (plural stopwatches)

A timepiece designed to measure the amount of time elapsed from a particular time when activated and when the piece is deactivated.

Translations

timepiece

Armenian: վայրկենաչափ (hy) (vayrkenačʿapʿ)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 秒表 (zh) (miǎobiǎo), 計時器 (zh), 计时器 (zh) (jìshíqì), 馬錶 (zh), 马表 (zh) (mǎbiǎo), 跑錶 (zh), 跑表 (zh) (pǎobiǎo)
Czech: stopky (cs) f pl
Danish: stopur n
Finnish: sekuntikello, sekkari (colloquial)
French: chronomètre (fr), garde-temps (fr) m
Galician: cronómetro m
Georgian: წამზომი (c̣amzomi), წამმზომი (c̣ammzomi) (alternative form), წამსაზომი (c̣amsazomi) (alternative form)
German: Stoppuhr (de) f

Japanese: ストップウオッチ (sutoppuuotchi), ストップウォッチ (sutoppuwotchi)
Malay: jam randik
Norwegian:
Bokmål: stoppeklokke m, f

Nynorsk: stoppeklokke f
Polish: sekundomierz m
Portuguese: cronómetro (pt) m (Portugal), cronômetro (pt) m (Brazil)
Russian: секундоме́р (ru) m (sekundomér)
Spanish: cronómetro (es) m
Swedish: stoppur (sv) n, tidtagarur (sv) n

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