WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| timekeeper n | (sport: person who keeps time) | cronometrador, cronometradora nm, nf |
| | The timekeeper announced that Ryan had broken a record. |
| timekeeper n | (person: how punctual) (figurado) | reloj nm |
| | (AR, coloquial) | relojito nm |
| Note: Usually preceded by an adjective |
| | Judy is a terrible timekeeper; perhaps she should start wearing a watch. |
| timekeeper n | (watch, clock: keeps good time) (reloj) | cronómetro nm |
| Note: Usually preceded by an adjective |
| | My digital watch is old, but it's a good timekeeper. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| time keeper n | (sport: [sb] who keeps track of time) | cronometrista nm |
| Note: En el vóleibol, el cronometrista mide el tiempo de duración de cada set y del partido en conjunto, además de los tiempos muertos y los tiempos fuera de cada equipo. |