Definition of timepiece in English:

timepiece

noun ˈtʌɪmpiːsˈtaɪmˌpis

An instrument, such as a clock or watch, for measuring time.
Example sentencesExamples
- Over thousands of years, the accuracy of maps didn't improve significantly faster than the accuracy of primitive timepieces such as the sundial or water clock.
- Descended from a long line of watchmakers, he makes a living designing timepieces.
- You can also select ‘watch faces’ to change the look of your timepiece.
- Shoppers will no longer be stuck if they forget their watches after the traditional timepiece was erected in the High Street.
- She had downloaded his file onto her watch before leaving, which doubled not only as a timepiece but also a data organizer.
- This discovery led to the invention of the pendulum and various timepieces such as the Grandfather clock, but at the time Galileo could not explain it.
- The direction of each transect was randomly chosen using the second-hand on a timepiece.
- The second hand rotates and the clock ticks in this high-energy version of a traditional timepiece.
- Some chairman get a gold timepiece for clocking up 50 years with the same company.
- A watch is more than just a timepiece the same way a car is more than just a method of transportation.
- What exactly is it that our timepieces measure?
- Given the Wilsons' obsession with turning back the clock, Steve's passion for collecting and re-creating vintage timepieces seems appropriate.
- Most prefer personal timepieces (e.g. wristwatches) for documentation of routine care interventions.
- Take a ride in the (fully restored) antique elevator and synchronise your watch with the mother of all timepieces.
- Speaking of which, if you do opt to wear your watch, keep your timepiece and bracelet on separate wrists.
- His house was something of a clock clinic where neighbours would have their timepieces repaired.
- Simon is credited with inventing several types of clocks, and today his timepieces are highly prized by collectors.
- The father gave the son a watch; a magnificent timepiece, a one-off, worth upwards of £30,000.
- The Swiss watchmaking legend draws from its active engagement in the world of sports to create the most accurate measuring instruments and sports-inspired timepieces ever made.
- Seventy-one percent of practitioners preferred to use personal timepieces (e.g. wristwatches) for routine care.
Synonyms
chronometer, small clock, timer

Definition of timepiece in US English:

timepiece

nounˈtīmˌpēsˈtaɪmˌpis

An instrument, such as a clock or watch, for measuring time.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Swiss watchmaking legend draws from its active engagement in the world of sports to create the most accurate measuring instruments and sports-inspired timepieces ever made.
- Take a ride in the (fully restored) antique elevator and synchronise your watch with the mother of all timepieces.
- The father gave the son a watch; a magnificent timepiece, a one-off, worth upwards of £30,000.
- She had downloaded his file onto her watch before leaving, which doubled not only as a timepiece but also a data organizer.
- The direction of each transect was randomly chosen using the second-hand on a timepiece.
- This discovery led to the invention of the pendulum and various timepieces such as the Grandfather clock, but at the time Galileo could not explain it.
- Seventy-one percent of practitioners preferred to use personal timepieces (e.g. wristwatches) for routine care.
- The second hand rotates and the clock ticks in this high-energy version of a traditional timepiece.
- Most prefer personal timepieces (e.g. wristwatches) for documentation of routine care interventions.
- What exactly is it that our timepieces measure?
- You can also select ‘watch faces’ to change the look of your timepiece.
- A watch is more than just a timepiece the same way a car is more than just a method of transportation.
- Given the Wilsons' obsession with turning back the clock, Steve's passion for collecting and re-creating vintage timepieces seems appropriate.
- Shoppers will no longer be stuck if they forget their watches after the traditional timepiece was erected in the High Street.
- Speaking of which, if you do opt to wear your watch, keep your timepiece and bracelet on separate wrists.
- His house was something of a clock clinic where neighbours would have their timepieces repaired.
- Simon is credited with inventing several types of clocks, and today his timepieces are highly prized by collectors.
- Descended from a long line of watchmakers, he makes a living designing timepieces.
- Over thousands of years, the accuracy of maps didn't improve significantly faster than the accuracy of primitive timepieces such as the sundial or water clock.
- Some chairman get a gold timepiece for clocking up 50 years with the same company.
Synonyms
chronometer, small clock, timer

单词	timepiece
释义	Definition of timepiece in English: timepiece noun ˈtʌɪmpiːsˈtaɪmˌpis An instrument, such as a clock or watch, for measuring time. Example sentencesExamples Over thousands of years, the accuracy of maps didn't improve significantly faster than the accuracy of primitive timepieces such as the sundial or water clock. Descended from a long line of watchmakers, he makes a living designing timepieces. You can also select ‘watch faces’ to change the look of your timepiece. Shoppers will no longer be stuck if they forget their watches after the traditional timepiece was erected in the High Street. She had downloaded his file onto her watch before leaving, which doubled not only as a timepiece but also a data organizer. This discovery led to the invention of the pendulum and various timepieces such as the Grandfather clock, but at the time Galileo could not explain it. The direction of each transect was randomly chosen using the second-hand on a timepiece. The second hand rotates and the clock ticks in this high-energy version of a traditional timepiece. Some chairman get a gold timepiece for clocking up 50 years with the same company. A watch is more than just a timepiece the same way a car is more than just a method of transportation. What exactly is it that our timepieces measure? Given the Wilsons' obsession with turning back the clock, Steve's passion for collecting and re-creating vintage timepieces seems appropriate. Most prefer personal timepieces (e.g. wristwatches) for documentation of routine care interventions. Take a ride in the (fully restored) antique elevator and synchronise your watch with the mother of all timepieces. Speaking of which, if you do opt to wear your watch, keep your timepiece and bracelet on separate wrists. His house was something of a clock clinic where neighbours would have their timepieces repaired. Simon is credited with inventing several types of clocks, and today his timepieces are highly prized by collectors. The father gave the son a watch; a magnificent timepiece, a one-off, worth upwards of £30,000. The Swiss watchmaking legend draws from its active engagement in the world of sports to create the most accurate measuring instruments and sports-inspired timepieces ever made. Seventy-one percent of practitioners preferred to use personal timepieces (e.g. wristwatches) for routine care. Synonyms chronometer, small clock, timer Definition of timepiece in US English: timepiece nounˈtīmˌpēsˈtaɪmˌpis An instrument, such as a clock or watch, for measuring time. Example sentencesExamples The Swiss watchmaking legend draws from its active engagement in the world of sports to create the most accurate measuring instruments and sports-inspired timepieces ever made. Take a ride in the (fully restored) antique elevator and synchronise your watch with the mother of all timepieces. The father gave the son a watch; a magnificent timepiece, a one-off, worth upwards of £30,000. She had downloaded his file onto her watch before leaving, which doubled not only as a timepiece but also a data organizer. The direction of each transect was randomly chosen using the second-hand on a timepiece. This discovery led to the invention of the pendulum and various timepieces such as the Grandfather clock, but at the time Galileo could not explain it. Seventy-one percent of practitioners preferred to use personal timepieces (e.g. wristwatches) for routine care. The second hand rotates and the clock ticks in this high-energy version of a traditional timepiece. Most prefer personal timepieces (e.g. wristwatches) for documentation of routine care interventions. What exactly is it that our timepieces measure? You can also select ‘watch faces’ to change the look of your timepiece. A watch is more than just a timepiece the same way a car is more than just a method of transportation. Given the Wilsons' obsession with turning back the clock, Steve's passion for collecting and re-creating vintage timepieces seems appropriate. Shoppers will no longer be stuck if they forget their watches after the traditional timepiece was erected in the High Street. Speaking of which, if you do opt to wear your watch, keep your timepiece and bracelet on separate wrists. His house was something of a clock clinic where neighbours would have their timepieces repaired. Simon is credited with inventing several types of clocks, and today his timepieces are highly prized by collectors. Descended from a long line of watchmakers, he makes a living designing timepieces. Over thousands of years, the accuracy of maps didn't improve significantly faster than the accuracy of primitive timepieces such as the sundial or water clock. Some chairman get a gold timepiece for clocking up 50 years with the same company. Synonyms chronometer, small clock, timer
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