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Definition of elapsed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
gone bytime that has passed or slipped by
- The elapsed time was recorded in the log.
- The elapsed minutes were crucial in the race outcome.
- He noted the elapsed hours since the meeting started.
Expressions with elapsed
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time that has passed from a start point
The elapsed time of the experiment was two hours..
Origin of elapsed
Latin, ex (out) + lapsus (slip)
Terms with elapsed included in their meaning
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deadline rule
within a certain elapsed time
media
indicator showing elapsed minutes in a video or event
waiting
time elapsed while waiting for something
elapsed duration
period of time between events
wall time
time shown on a clock, not elapsed time
time
almost entirely used up or elapsed
racing
elapsed time adjusted for handicaps in racing
historical device
mechanical device calculating elapsed time between events
pregnancy timing
time elapsed since the start of the last menstrual period
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- French:écoulé, ...
- German:verstrichen, ...
- Italian:trascorso, ...
- Spanish:transcurrido, ...
- Portuguese:decorrido, ...
- Chinese:经过的, ...
- Japanese:経過した, ...
- Arabic:منقضٍ, ...
- Hebrew:שֶׁחָלַף, ...
- Russian:прошедший, ...
- Ukrainian:минувший, ...
- Hindi:बीता हुआ, ...
Definition of elapse - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
timetime passes or moves by
- Two hours elapsed before the meeting started.
- A week elapsed before we received a reply.
- Several months elapsed without any news.
Origin of elapse
Latin, elapsus (slipped away)
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- French:s'écouler, ...
- German:vergehen, ...
- Italian:trascorrere, ...
- Spanish:transcurrir, ...
- Portuguese:passar, ...
- Chinese:流逝, ...
- Japanese:経過する, ...
- Arabic:مَرَّ, ...
- Hebrew:לַחֲלוֹף, ...
- Russian:пройти, ...
- Ukrainian:минати, ...
- Hindi:बीतना, ...
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