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Traditional English :: tachism
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tachgrapher - n. (also tachisme) a form of action painting with dabs of colour arranged randomly to evoke a subconscious feeling. [F tachisme f. tache stain] |
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Traditional English :: tachistoscope
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tachgrapher - n. an instrument for very brief measured exposure of objects to the eye. tachistoscopic adj. [Gk takhistos swiftest + -SCOPE] |
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Traditional English :: tacho
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tachgrapher - n.
(pl. -os) colloq. = TACHOMETER. [abbr.] |
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Traditional English :: tacho-
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tachgrapher - comb. form speed. [Gk takhos speed] |
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Traditional English :: tachograph
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tachgrapher - n.
a device used esp. in heavy goods vehicles and coaches etc. for automatically recording speed and travel time. |
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Traditional English :: tachometer
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tachgrapher - n.
an instrument for measuring the rate of rotation of a shaft and hence the speed or velocity of a vehicle. |
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