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im PONS Wörterbuch
OpenDict-Eintrag
clock signal SUBST
im PONS Wörterbuch
I. clock [klɒk, Am klɑ:k] SUBST
1. clock (for time measuring):
Uhr f <-, -en>
Wecker m <-s, ->
die Uhr zeigt ... [an]
to put [or turn] the clock forward [or Brit on]
to put [or turn] the clocks back übtr
2. clock (speedometer, mileometer):
Tachometer m o nt <-s, ->
Tacho m o nt <-s, -s> ugs
II. clock [klɒk, Am klɑ:k] VERB trans
1. clock (measure speed):
2. clock (run or travel at speed of):
3. clock ugs (hit, strike):
to clock sb [one]
jdm eine kleben ugs [o. schmieren]
I. sig·nal [ˈsɪgnəl] SUBST
1. signal (gesture):
Zeichen nt <-s, ->
Signal nt <-s, -e> für +Akk
2. signal (indication):
3. signal:
Ampel f <-, -n>
Signal nt <-s, -e>
4. signal ELEK, RADIO:
Signal nt <-s, -e>
Empfang m <-(e)s, Emp·fạ̈n·ge>
5. signal Am AUTO (indicator):
Blinker m <-s, ->
II. sig·nal <Brit -ll- [or Am usu -l-]> [ˈsɪgnəl] VERB trans
1. signal (indicate):
to signal sth [to sb]
[jdm] etw signalisieren
2. signal (gesticulate):
to signal sb to do sth
III. sig·nal <Brit -ll- [or Am usu -l-]> [ˈsɪgnəl] VERB intr
signal TEL
ein Zeichen nt zu etw Dat geben
IV. sig·nal [ˈsɪgnəl] ADJ attr form
signal achievement, success:
OpenDict-Eintrag
clock SUBST
to clean sb's clock (physical beating) Am ugs Idiom
to clean sb's clock (surpass) Am ugs Idiom
OpenDict-Eintrag
signal VERB
Present
Iclock
youclock
he/she/itclocks
weclock
youclock
theyclock
Past
Iclocked
youclocked
he/she/itclocked
weclocked
youclocked
theyclocked
Present Perfect
Ihaveclocked
youhaveclocked
he/she/ithasclocked
wehaveclocked
youhaveclocked
theyhaveclocked
Past Perfect
Ihadclocked
youhadclocked
he/she/ithadclocked
wehadclocked
youhadclocked
theyhadclocked
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He then ascended to the 27th floor of the tower (the highest floor the elevator reached); just one floor beneath the clock face.
en.wikipedia.org
Limited-range drivers, also used alone, are typically found in computers, toys, and clock radios.
en.wikipedia.org
A lot of times when a task goes long, you have to clock out to go get food.
time.com
The bells are chimed at 10 o'clock (mall opening time), 12 o'clock, and 5 o'clock.
en.wikipedia.org
The center of the island could also rotate, disorienting those attempting to master the clock strategy.
en.wikipedia.org