Converse of object

• knock: She did herself and Clevedon proud on Monday 1st August by knocking almost 4 seconds off her PB in the 200m Freestyle event.

• take: Note it will probably take a few seconds to render!

• come: Mocap applied overall at 100 kg/ha came a close second with a yield saving of 6.8 t/ha.

Adjective modifier

• few: In the following few seconds I think Richard invented a new sport; climbing wall running!

• close: Mocap applied overall at 100 kg/ha came a close second with a yield saving of 6.8 t/ha.

• several: I was caught on the lip for several seconds, the water whipping away my breath and drumming hard on my helmet.

Modifies a noun

• half: Quiet second half, broken up by a lot of Bolton changes.

• edition: A useful addition to the second edition was a symbol to indicate which pubs welcome dogs.

• phase: The final second phase LAA pilot sign off is expected in March 2006.

• floor: You'll find us on the Second floor of the Students ' Union Main Building.

• round: Proposed motion for a second round of speeches: Motion fails almost unanimously.

• quarter: The company said that net new home orders for the first two months of the second quarter fell 41 % from a year ago.

Used with adjective complement

• finish: THE PLATE Tough competition followed the round robin rounds with the overall plate winner going to Stan Smith with Derek Shaw finishing second.

• rank: Resources: In the nineteenth century, Glasgow was ranked second after London as a commercial and cultural center of the British Empire.

• come: Clark was to prove a quick learner coming second to Colin Chapman, the man soon to become his employer.

Noun used with modifier

• forty: We stood inside the room for fully forty seconds, and the odd old gentleman did not look at us.

Preposition: in

• command: Villeneuve, who commanded the Franco-Spanish fleet, had been second in command at the Battle of the Nile.

• series: Typically, I read the second in the series - Paladin of Souls - first.

Preposition: from

• left: Select the " subtract " option - second from the left as indicated below.

Preposition: since

• epoch: The epoch seconds information is used to delete old orders and represents the number of seconds since the epoch ( Jan.