Definition
Definition of clocker - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
timekeeperRare person who keeps track of timeRare
- The clocker announced the end of the race.
2.
- The police arrested the clocker for fraud.
Origin of clocker
English, clock (timepiece) + -er (agent noun)
Examples of clocker in a sentence
During the exam, the clocker signaled the halfway point. The clocker was caught altering the odometer readings. Authorities are cracking down on clockers in the city.
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- French:chronométreur, trafiquant de compteurs, ...
- German:Zeitnehmer, Kilometerfälscher, ...
- Italian:cronometrista, truffatore, ...
- Spanish:cronometrador, manipulador de cuentakilómetros, ...
- Portuguese:cronometrista, falsificador de quilometragem, ...
- Chinese:计时员, 调表人, ...
- Japanese:タイムキーパー, メーター戻し屋, ...
- Arabic:مُراقِب الوَقت, مُزَوِّر عَدَّاد السَّيَّارَة, ...
- Hebrew:מוֹדֵד זְמַן, מְשַׁנֶּה מַד קִילוֹמֶטְרִים, ...
- Russian:хронометрист, скрутчик пробега, ...
- Ukrainian:хронометрист, шахрай, ...
- Hindi:समयपाल, क्लॉकर, ...
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