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1 Speed
Speed of road, rail, air etc. travelIn French, speed is measured in kilometres per hour:100 kph = approximately 63 mph100 mph = approximately 160 kph50 mph = approximately 80 kphX miles per hour= X miles à l’heureX kilometres per hour= X kilomètres à l’heure or X kilomètres-heure100 kph= 100 km/hwhat speed was the car going at?= à quelle vitesse la voiture roulait-elle?it was going at 150 kph= elle roulait à 150 km/h ( cent cinquante kilomètres-heure)it was going at fifty (mph)= elle roulait à quatre-vingts à l’heure (i.e. at 80 kph)the speed of the car was 200 kph= la vitesse de la voiture était de 200 km/hwhat was the car doing?= la voiture faisait du combien?it was doing ninety (mph)= elle faisait du 150 (du cent cinquante: i.e. 150 kph)it was going at more than 200 kph= elle roulait à plus de 200 km/hit was going at less than 40 kph= elle roulait à moins de 40 km/hA was going at the same speed as B= A roulait à la même vitesse que BA was going faster than B= A roulait plus vite que BB was going slower than A= B roulait moins vite que A or B roulait plus lentement que ASpeed of light and soundsound travels at 330 metres per second= le son se déplace à 330 m/s ( trois cent trente mètres-seconde or mètres à la seconde)the speed of light is 186,300 miles per second= la vitesse de la lumière est de 300 000 km/s ( trois cent mille kilomètres-seconde or kilomètres à la seconde) (note that the de must not be omitted here) -
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clock [klɒk]1 noun∎ the church clock chimed four l'horloge de l'église sonna quatre heures;∎ it took us fifteen minutes by the clock il nous a fallu quinze minutes montre en main;∎ figurative the clock is ticking le temps passe;∎ to put a clock back/forward retarder/avancer une horloge;∎ to put or turn the clocks back/forward retarder/avancer les pendules;∎ figurative you can't turn the clock back ce qui est fait est fait;∎ this law will put the clock back a hundred years cette loi va nous ramener cent ans en arrière;∎ a race against the clock une course contre la montre;∎ they worked against or to beat the clock ils ont travaillé dur pour finir à temps;∎ Horseriding the jump-off was against the clock il y a eu un barrage contre la montre;∎ to work round the clock travailler vingt-quatre heures sur vingt-quatre;∎ to sleep round the clock faire le tour du cadran;∎ figurative to watch the clock (employee) avoir les yeux rivés sur l'horloge, ne penser qu'à l'heure de la sortie;∎ I don't pay you to come in here and watch the clock je ne vous paie pas pour que vous passiez votre temps à ne rien faire;(b) (taximeter) compteur m, taximètre m∎ a car with 30,000 miles on the clock une voiture qui a 30 000 miles au compteur∎ winds clocked at 50 miles per hour des vents qui ont atteint 50 miles à l'heure;∎ he was clocked at 185 mph ≃ il a atteint les 300 km/h chrono;∎ she's clocked five minutes for the mile elle court le mile en cinq minutes;∎ the fastest time he's clocked this year son meilleur temps cette année∎ she clocked him as soon as he walked in elle l'a repéré dès qu'il est entré►► clock golf jeu m de l'horloge;clock radio radio-réveil m;Computing clock speed fréquence f d'horloge;Computing clock speed doubler doubleur m de fréquence (d'horloge);clock tower tour f (de l'horloge)∎ I clocked in at seven o'clock j'ai pointé à sept heures∎ for the 100 metres she clocked in at nine seconds elle a fait neuf secondes aux 100 mètres;∎ the last of the marathon runners clocked in at six hours le dernier marathonien a effectué le parcours en six heuresIndustry pointer (à la sortie), dépointerIndustry (employee) pointer (à l'arrivée)Industry pointer (à la sortie), dépointer∎ Cars she clocked up 300 miles elle a fait 300 miles au compteur -
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A tropical cyclone of great intensity; any wind reaching a speed of more than 73 miles per hour (117 kilometers per hour) is said to have hurricane force. (Source: MGH)
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