Definition
Definition of Hz - Reverso English Dictionary
Abbreviation
abr: HertzTECH. unit for measuring frequencyTECH.
- The radio operates at 100 Hz.
- The signal was measured at 50 Hz.
- This device emits sound at 2000 Hz.
Origin of Hz
Hertz, named after Heinrich Hertz
Terms with Hz included in their meaning
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music tuning
standard frequency for tuning musical instruments, set at 440 Hz
music tuning
standard tuning frequency for orchestras, usually 440 Hz
brain activity
brainwave with 4-8 Hz frequency seen in relaxed, drowsy states
sound
waves below 16 Hz frequency
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Definition of HZ - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
1.
acr: habitable zoneTECH. area around a star where life might existTECH.
- Scientists study the HZ to find planets that might support life.
2.
acr: herpes zosterTECH. virus causing skin rash and painTECH.
- He got HZ after having chickenpox.
Examples of HZ in a sentence
The HZ is crucial for finding extraterrestrial life. HZ can cause severe discomfort. Doctors diagnosed him with HZ.
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- Arabic:المنطقة الصالحة للسكن, الحزام الناري, ...
- Hebrew:אֲזוֹר יָשִׁים לְחַיִּים, שַׁלֶּבֶקֶת חוֹגֶרֶת, ...
- Russian:обитаемая зона, опоясывающий лишай, ...
- Ukrainian:Зона придатна для життя, ОГ, ...
- Hindi:जीवन योग्य क्षेत्र, एचजेड, ...
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