kilohertz
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əˌhɜrts noun, plural kil·o·hertz, kil·o·hertz·es. Physics.
a unit of frequency, equal to 1000 cycles per second. Abbreviation: kHz
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| kHz one thousand hertz; one thousand cycles per second | |
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Kilohertz
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| kilohertz (kĭl'ə-hûrts') Pronunciation Key
A unit of frequency equal to 1,000 cycles per second (1,000 hertz). It is used in the measurement of radio, sound, and other waves. |
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Example sentences
When confronted with the forest of chains, the bats tended to reduce or increase the sounds they emitted by a few kilohertz.
The charge: to develop five-kilohertz equipment that enables fast, secure, and efficient communications.
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