time-space
ˈtaɪmˌspeɪs
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Definition of time-space - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
physicsTECH.the four-dimensional continuum of space and timeTECH.
  • Einstein's theory revolutionized our understanding of time-space.
space-time continuum
2.
sciencesTECH.the combined concept of time and spaceTECH.
  • The novel explores the mysteries of time-space.
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Origin of time-space

English, time (duration) + space (extent)

Terms with time-space included in their meaning

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endn.
terminal point
final point of something in space or time
nearadv.
proximity
at a position close in space or time
onadv.
forward movement
forward in time or space
awayadv.
location
at a distance in time or space
awayadj.
distance
at a specified distance in space or time
closeadj.
proximity
near in space or time
proximity
in a close relation in time or space
gapn.
absence
vacant space or time

Examples of time-space in a sentence

  • Time-space diagrams help visualize events in relativity.
  • Scientists study time-space to understand the universe's fabric.
  • Time-space theories challenge our perception of reality.

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  1. French:espace-temps, ...
  2. German:Raumzeit, ...
  3. Italian:spazio-tempo, ...
  4. Spanish:tiempo-espacio, ...
  5. Portuguese:espaço-tempo, ...
  6. Chinese:时空, 时间-空间, ...
  7. Japanese:時空, 時間-空間, ...
  8. Arabic:الزَّمَكَان, ...
  9. Hebrew:מֶרְחַב־זְמַן, ...
  10. Russian:время-пространство, ...
  11. Ukrainian:часопростір, часовий простір, ...
  12. Hindi:समय-स्थान, काल-स्थान, ...

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