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sec
1[ sek ]
adjective
- (of wines) dry; not sweet.
sec
2[ sek ]
noun
SEC
4- Securities and Exchange Commission: a board, consisting of five members, charged with regulating the public offer and sale of securities.
sec.
5abbreviation for
- second.
- secondary.
- secretary.
- section.
- sector.
- according to.
sec.
1abbreviation for
- second (of time)
- secondary
- secretary
- section
- sector
SEC
2abbreviation for
- Securities and Exchange Commission
sec
3/ ²õÉ›°ì /
adjective
- (of wines) dry
- (of champagne) of medium sweetness
sec
4/ ²õÉ›°ì /
noun
- informal.short for second 2
wait a sec
sec
5/ ²õÉ›°ì /
abbreviation for
- secant
sec
- Abbreviation of secant
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Origin of sec2
Origin of sec3
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Example Sentences
High on confidence after running a personal best 6.49 secs to seal his breakthrough triumph in Dutch city Apeldoorn 13 days ago, he stated then that he was "coming to take it all".
That performance came one week after Williams lowered her best to 7.19 secs when winning the British indoor title for the first time.
Back up for a sec: Koufax pitched a shutout in Game 5 on Oct.
The coolest part of of the alcoholic drink — made with tequila, lime juice, triple sec, blood orange puree and simple syrup — was that it arrived with a Swiftie-related image dusted on top.
Back to the courtroom for a sec: have you seen “JURY DUTY� The TV sleeper hit sticks the landing.
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