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单词 sec
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sec

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SEC

abbr. Securities and Exchange Commission

sec 1

S0199400 (sĕk)adj. Dry. Used of wines, especially champagne.
[French, from Old French, from Latin siccus.]

sec 2

S0199400 (sĕk)n. Informal A short space of time; a second: I'll help you in a sec.
[Short for second.]

sec 3

abbr. secant

sec

(sɛk) adj1. (Brewing) (of wines) dry2. (Brewing) (of champagne) of medium sweetness[C19: from French, from Latin siccus]

sec

(sɛk) ninformal short for second2: wait a sec.

sec

(sɛk) abbreviation for (Mathematics) secant

SEC

abbreviation for (Stock Exchange) Securities and Exchange Commission

sec

(sɛk)

adj. (of wine) dry; not sweet. [1885–90; < French; see sack3]

SEC

or S.E.C.,

Securities and Exchange Commission.

sec

1. secant. 2. second. 3. secondary. 4. secretary. 5. section. 6. sector. 7. according to. [< Latin secundum]

sec

Abbreviation of secant
Thesaurus
Noun1.sec - 1/60 of a minutesec - 1/60 of a minute; the basic unit of time adopted under the Systeme International d'Unitess, secondtime unit, unit of time - a unit for measuring time periodsmin, minute - a unit of time equal to 60 seconds or 1/60th of an hour; "he ran a 4 minute mile"leap second - a second (as measured by an atomic clock) added to or subtracted from Greenwich Mean Time in order to compensate for slowing in the Earth's rotationmillisecond, msec - one thousandth (10^-3) of a second
2.sec - ratio of the hypotenuse to the adjacent side of a right-angled trianglesecantcircular function, trigonometric function - function of an angle expressed as a ratio of the length of the sides of right-angled triangle containing the angle
3.SEC - an independent federal agency that oversees the exchange of securities to protect investorsSecurities and Exchange Commissionindependent agency - an agency of the United States government that is created by an act of Congress and is independent of the executive departments
Adj.1.sec - (of champagne) moderately drysec - (of champagne) moderately dry unsweetdry - (of liquor) having a low residual sugar content because of decomposition of sugar during fermentation; "a dry white burgundy"; "a dry Bordeaux"
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sec

enUK

just a second

1. Wait for a short period of time. Just a second, darling, I'm almost finished.2. Only a very brief amount of time. The doctor will be with you in just a second.See also: just, second

sec

slang A shortening of "second," referring to the unit of time. Just a sec, I'm almost finished. The audio clip is just a couple secs long, but the senator's admission of guilt is clearly audible.

in (just) a second

In only a very brief amount of time; very soon. The doctor will be with you in just a second.See also: second

sec

(sɛk)1. n. a second; an instant. (see also tick.) I’ll be with you in a sec. Keep your pants on! 2. and secs n. a Seconal barbiturate capsule. (Drugs.) I started taking sec in the hospital and just couldn’t stop.

secs

verbSee secSee also: sec

SEC


sec

1. (of wines) dry 2. (of champagne) of medium sweetness

sec

(mathematics) secant second (electromagnetism) secondary winding

SEC

(electronics) secondary-electron conduction

second

A unit of secondary quality or one not meeting specified dimensions; a cull.

SEC

Single Edge Contact Cartridge

SEC

(Single Edge Contact) See SECC.

sec

enUK

sec

Abbreviation for second.

SEC


SEC

An abbreviation for the Securities and Exchange Commission.

SEC


SEC

See: Securities & Exchange Commission

Securities & Exchange Commission

An agency of the U.S. Government that serves at the primary regulator of the securities trade. It attempts to ensure that all trades are fair, and that no price manipulation or insider trading occurs. Additionally, the SEC promotes full disclosure and monitors mergers and acquisitions to ensure continued competitiveness. It works with several self-regulatory organizations, notably FINRA, to enforce its regulations. Most securities offered through interstate commerce must be registered with the SEC.

The SEC was created in 1934 as part of the New Deal to prevent excessive speculation. It is overseen by five commissioners, who are appointed by the President of the United States upon confirmation by the Senate. No more than three commissioners may belong to the same political party.

SEC

See Securities and Exchange Commission.

Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is an independent federal agency that oversees and regulates the securities industry in the United States and enforces securities laws.

The SEC requires registration of all securities that meet the criteria it sets, and of all individuals and firms who sell those securities. It's also a rule making body, with a mandate to turn the law into rules that the investment industry can follow.

Established by Congress in 1934, the SEC sets standards for disclosure by publicly traded corporations, and works to protect investors from misleading or fraudulent practices, including insider trading.

It has four divisions: Corporate Finance, Market Regulation, Investment Management, and Enforcement.

SEC

See Securities and Exchange Commission.

SEC


AcronymDefinition
SECSecurities & Exchange Commission (US government)
SECSecond(s)
SECSecretary
SECSecurities and Exchange Commission (authority in the Philippines)
SECSection
SECSpace Environment Center (NOAA)
SECSecurity
SECSecondary
SECSoutheastern Conference
SECSurveys of Enacted Curriculum
SECSun-Earth Connection (NASA)
SECSoftware Engineering Center
SECSize Exclusion Chromatography
SECSpecific Energy Consumption (energy efficiency)
SECSeiko Epson Corporation (Japanese electronics company)
SECSocial and Economic Council (various locations)
SECSoftware Engineering Conference (various locations)
SECSecant (trigonometry)
SECState Ethics Commission (various locations)
SECScottish Episcopal Church (UK)
SECSaudi Electricity Company
SECSpecial Education Committee
SECScientific and Engineering Computing
SECSharp Electronics Corporation (Mahwah, NJ)
SECStandards and Ethics Committee (various organizations)
SECSemiconductor Equipment Corporation (Moorpark, CA)
SECSydney Entertainment Centre (Sydney, Australia)
SECSpecial Exposure Cohort
SECSiemens Enterprise Communications (Siemens AG; Germany)
SECSouth East Corner
SECSecondary Containment
SECSoftware Engineering Company
SECSpiritual Enrichment Center (Bainbridge Island, WA)
SECStudent Employment Center (various schools)
SECSocio-Economic Classification
SECSpontaneous Echo Contrast (cardiology)
SECStudent Evaluation of Courses
SECStudent Executive Council (various schools)
SECSocio-Economic Category
SECStudent Education Center (various schools)
SECShore Erosion Control
SECSupreme Economic Council (Saudi Arabia)
SECSouthside Electric Cooperative (Virginia)
SECSearch Engine College (Australia)
SECSuppress Error Correction
SECSingle Edge Contact
SECSet Carry
SECSbus Ethernet Controller
SECSinglebit Error Correction
SECSecurity Evaluation Criteria
SECSequence End Code
SECSecurities and Exchange Commission
SECSecured Animation File
SECScalable Enterprise Computing
SECShanghai Exhibition Center (China)
SECSecaucus, New Jersey (New Jersey transit)
SECSpecial Events Committee (various organizations)
SECStandard Equipment Company (various companies)
SECSingapore Environment Council
SECStudent Engineers' Council (various schools)
SECSamsung Electronics Corporation
SECSecretaría de Educación y Cultura (México)
SECSouth Equatorial Current
SECSingle Edge Contact (Intel)
SECStandard Entry Class
SECSustainable Energy Coalition (Takoma Park, MD)
SECSet Carry (6502 processor instruction)
SECSecretary's Department (International Monetary Fund)
SECSarkeys Energy Center (University of Oklahoma)
SECSecure Electronic Commerce
SECStudent Executive Committee (various schools)
SECSection Executive Committee
SECSoutheastern College (Pasay City, Philippines)
SECSoutheastern College
SECSports and Entertainment Commission (various locations)
SECSingle Error Correction
SECSaudi Electric Company
SECSapporo Electronics and Industries Cultivation Foundation (Sapporo, Japan)
SECSoftware Enabled Control
SECSonoma Ecology Center
SECState Elections Commission (Puerto Rican government agency)
SECSecondary Average (baseball statistic; determines how far on the bases a runner gets)
SECSpecial Education Consultant
SECSociedad Española de Contracepción (Spanish: Spanish Society for Contraception)
SECSpoken English Corpus
SECSecans (trigonometry)
SECStudent Environment Centre (Canada)
SECSummer English Camp
SECState Engineering Corporation (Pakistan government)
SECStaphylococcal Enterotoxin C
SECSenior Executive Council (US DoD)
SECSDH Equipment Clock
SECSeminole Electric Cooperative, Inc.
SECSeries Elastic Component (anatomy)
SECSustainable Energy Communities
SECSpecialist Engineering Contractors Group
SECSingle Edge Cartridge
SECSpiritual Enrichment Conference (Heritage Christian University)
SECSociété des Employés de Commerce (French: Society of Commercial Employees; Switzerland)
SECSociety for Economic Botany
SECSociété d'Entomologie du Canada
SECSocial Economy Centre
SECSpecial Education Consortium
SECSecondary Electron Conduction
SECSapporo Electronics Center (Japan)
SECSistema Europeo di Conti
SECSource Evaluation Committee
SECScalable Enterprise Computing (Dell)
SECSoftware Evaluation Criteria (informatics, avionics)
SECSpoiler Elevator Computer (Airbus)
SECSpatial Error Concealment
SECSubmarine Element Coordinator
SECShanghai Education Commission
SECSalvo Errore Calculi (Latin: after extensive calculations)
SECSupport Equipment Change
SECScientific Ethics Committee (UNESCO)
SECSynchronous Equipment Clock
SECShelf Edge Current
SECScientific Estimates Committee
SECSwitching Equipment Congestion signal (CCS #7/ITU-T)
SECScintillator Electromagnetic Calorimeter
SECSubject Electoral Commission (Russian Federation)
SECSupreme Eiye Confraternity
SECSouthern Episcopal Church
SECShanghai Economic Commission
SECSchool Energy Coalition (Canada)
SECService Evaluation Center
SECSONET/SDH Equipment Clock
SECSelf Evident Correction
SECSociété d'Études Camerounaises (French)
SECSydney Education Centre (Australia)
SECSpecial Support Equipment Change
SECSystems Engineering Council
SECStrategic Excellence Projects
SECService Etrangers et Confédérés (French: Foreign and Confederate Service; Switzerland)
SECSequential Events Controller (US NASA)
SECSpinal Extremity Correction (treatment)
SECSingle End Cane (physical therapy)
SECSun Energy Corporation (El Salvador)

sec

enUK
  • all
  • noun
  • adj

Synonyms for sec

noun 1/60 of a minute

Synonyms

  • s
  • second

Related Words

  • time unit
  • unit of time
  • min
  • minute
  • leap second
  • millisecond
  • msec

noun ratio of the hypotenuse to the adjacent side of a right-angled triangle

Synonyms

  • secant

Related Words

  • circular function
  • trigonometric function

noun an independent federal agency that oversees the exchange of securities to protect investors

Synonyms

  • Securities and Exchange Commission

Related Words

  • independent agency

adj (of champagne) moderately dry

Synonyms

  • unsweet

Related Words

  • dry
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