cycle per second US
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Definition of cycle per second - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
physicsDated US unit measuring frequency of one cycle in one secondDated US
- The radio station broadcasts at 1000 cycles per second.
- The old machinery operates at 60 cycles per second.
- Scientists measured the wave frequency in cycles per second.
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Expressions with cycle
use something in a repeated sequence
He cycled through his passwords to find the right one.
situation where problems cause more problems
Poverty creates a vicious cycle of unemployment and crime.
end a repeating pattern of negative behavior
She sought therapy to break the cycle of anxiety.
ride a bicycle to a place
She cycles on to school every morning.
path for bicycles, separate from traffic
She rides her bike on the cycle path daily.
stationary bicycle used for indoor cycling workouts
She spent thirty minutes on the exercise cycle to complete her daily cardio..
part of a washing machine that removes water from clothes
The washing machine's spin cycle is very noisy.
part of a road for bicycles
The city added a new cycle lane downtown.
structure for parking bicycles securely
The school installed a new cycle rack for students.
path designated for bicycle use only
The city built a new cycle track downtown.
series of stages from birth to death
The butterfly's life cycle includes egg, larva, pupa, and adult.
process of reporting a media story from start to end
The news cycle for the election lasted several weeks.
repetitive pattern of barely covering expenses
Breaking the paycheck to paycheck cycle requires careful budgeting and planning.
complete process and time from first customer contact to closing a sale
We mapped our sales cycle to find where most leads are lost.
the time between billing statements
The billing cycle for my credit card is 30 days.
the recurring pattern of moon's appearance
Farmers often plant crops according to the lunar cycle.
process of renewal or transformation
The cycle of rebirth in nature is fascinating.
three-wheeled vehicle pedaled by a driver for carrying people
We took a cycle rickshaw through the busy streets.
cyclical artistic work about love
The album is a love cycle exploring heartbreak and healing.
period of rapid economic growth and prosperity
The country experienced a boom cycle in the early 2000s.
beneficial cycle where positive actions lead to more positive outcomes
The company's investment in technology created a virtuous cycle of growth.
competitive event where people ride bicycles to finish first over a course
He trained for months before entering his first cycle race.
planned path mainly used or marked for people riding bicycles
We followed a quiet cycle route through the countryside all afternoon.
series of actions to complete a task or project
The team planned the execute cycle for the new product launch.
Expressions with per
happening in the normal or expected way
He arrived late, as per usual.
in the same way as usual
He arrived late as per the usual.
measurement of velocity equal to one kilometre covered in one hour
The car was moving at 80 kilometres per hour.
happening or measured for each day
She earns $50 per day.
for each hour
The car was traveling at 60 miles per hour.
for each individual in a group
The tickets cost $10 per person.
happening every week
She visits her grandmother twice per week.
happening or measured every year
She earns $50,000 per year.
completely or totally without anything missing
She is 100 per cent certain about her answer.
amount of money earned for each hour worked
She earns fifteen dollars per hour at her job.
unit measuring speed in miles over one hour
The car was traveling at 60 miles per hour.
for each group of twelve
The eggs are sold per dozen.
for each person in a group
The tickets cost $10 per head.
with a price reduced by ten percent
All shoes are sold ten per cent off today.
calculated or charged for each single minute of time
The company introduced a new per minute data plan.
indicates something is true or valid according to today's date
As per today, the project is on schedule.
unit of speed indicating number of kilometers traveled in one hour
The car was speeding at 120 kilometers per hour..
TV service charging per program viewed
We ordered the boxing match on pay-per-view.
refers to information already stated in an earlier email
Per my last email, the report is due on Friday.
cost for one unit of a product or service
The charge per unit is $5 for each item.
measurement of distance a vehicle travels per gallon of fuel
This car gets 30 miles per gallon.
in accordance with your request or instruction
The documents were sent as per your request.
every year or by the year
The interest is calculated per annum.
daily payment for work-related expenses
The company provides a per diem allowance for travel expenses.
Expressions with second
second vacation taken by a married couple
They went on a second honeymoon to rekindle their romance.
reconsideration or revised opinion of a previous decision
After a second thought, he decided not to go.
very short period of time
I'll be back in a hot second.
city ranking second in population or importance
Chicago is often called the second city of the United States.
ask someone to wait briefly before continuing
Hang on a second, I need to grab my phone.
short, unspecified period of time
I'll be with you in just a second.
happening very soon, almost immediately
The train will arrive any second now.
just before time runs out
He submitted his assignment at the last second.
begin to doubt an earlier choice, plan or view
After sleeping on it, I was having second thoughts about moving.
feel uncertain about a previous decision
She started to have second thoughts about the move.
action will be completed very quickly
Hold on, it won't take a second to grab my keys.
after reconsidering
On second thought, I will attend the meeting.
after reconsidering a previous decision or opinion
On second thoughts, I'll join you for dinner.
request a short wait time
Please bear with me a second, I'll be right back.
become automatic or instinctive
With practice, driving will become second nature.
regain energy or strength after feeling tired
After resting, I catch a second wind and keep running.
regain energy after fatigue
After a short break, she caught her second wind and continued running.
each moment is important
In a race, every second counts.
for a very short moment or instant
I thought I saw her for a split second.
spoken phrase to show strong agreement with what was just said
I second that, this cafe makes the best muffins.
in an extremely short amount of time
She made the decision in a split second.
habit or skill learned so well it feels natural
Playing the piano became second nature to her.
renewed energy after feeling tired
After a short break, she got her second wind.
immediately without hesitation or consideration
She accepted the job offer without a second thought.
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unit of frequency, one cycle per second
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- French:hertz, ...
- German:Hertz, ...
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- Spanish:hercio, ...
- Portuguese:ciclo por segundo, ...
- Chinese:赫兹, ...
- Japanese:毎秒サイクル, ...
- Arabic:دَوْرَة في الثانِيَة, ...
- Hebrew:הֶרְץ, ...
- Russian:герц, ...
- Ukrainian:герц, ...
- Hindi:चक्र प्रति सेकंड, ...
- Bengali:হার্জ, ...
- Catalan:hertz, ...
- Czech:cyklus za sekundu, ...
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- Greek:Hz, ...
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- Khmer:ហឺតซ์, ...
- Korean:사이클, ...
- Persian:هرتز, ...
- Polish:cykl na sekundę, ...
- Portuguese (BR):hertz, ...
- Romanian:ciclu/secundă, ...
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- Thai:รอบต่อวินาที, ...
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