Definition
Definition of dynamograph - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
scienceDated instrument measuring and recording force or powerDated
- The dynamograph recorded the athlete's muscular power accurately.
- Scientists used a dynamograph to study the force exerted by the machine.
- The dynamograph's readings were crucial for the experiment's success.
Origin of dynamograph
Greek, dynamis (power) + graphein (to write)
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- French:dynamographe, ...
- German:Dynamograph, ...
- Italian:dinamografo, ...
- Spanish:dinamógrafo, ...
- Portuguese:dinamógrafo, ...
- Chinese:测力计, ...
- Japanese:ダイナモグラフ, ...
- Arabic:ديناموغراف, ...
- Hebrew:מְכוֹנָה לִמְדִידַת כּוֹחַ, ...
- Russian:динамограф, ...
- Ukrainian:динамограф, ...
- Hindi:डायनामोग्राफ, ...
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