Timekeeper meaning

tīm'kē'pər
One who records time, as:
  • One who keeps track of elapsed time in a sporting event.
  • One who keeps records of the hours worked by employees.
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A device for keeping time; a timepiece.
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A person who keeps time.
  • A person employed to keep account of the hours worked by employees.
  • A person who keeps account of the elapsed time in the periods of play in certain sports.
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A device that shows the time; a timepiece.
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A person who keeps records of the hours of attendance of employees.
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A person who records the times elapsed in a sporting event.
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Origin of timekeeper

Timekeeper Sentence Examples

  • Harrison requested more money from the Board to work on a third timekeeper.

  • Tissot is the official timekeeper for the 2007, 24th Universiade Bangkok and has the following sports personalities as spokespersons: Nicky Hayden, Danica Patrick, Michael Owen and Barbie XU.

  • The primitive clock1 of the temple timekeeper (horoscopus), consisting of a d~poX&ytov, cai ~/,soLpuot (Clemens Alex.

  • Maybe you want to become a timekeeper of judge?

  • Harrison completed ' H4 ', the first marine timekeeper in 1759.

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