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one-way light time

one-way light time noun: the amount of time required for light or a radio signal to travel between the Earth and a celestial body.

Noun

one-way light time (countable and uncountable, plural one-way light times)

  1. The amount of time required for light or a radio signal to travel between the Earth and a celestial body.

Forms of one-way light time

pluralone-way light times

Questions about one-way light time

What does one-way light time mean?
One-way light time means the amount of time required for light or a radio signal to travel between the Earth and a celestial body.
What part of speech is one-way light time?
One-way light time is a noun.
What is the plural of one-way light time?
The plural of one-way light time is one-way light times.

Words near one-way light time in the dictionary

  1. one-ups
  2. one-upsmanship
  3. one-upsmanships
  4. one-upwomanship
  5. one-way
  6. one-way light time
  7. one-way light times
  8. one-way mirror
  9. one-way mirrors
  10. one-way street
  11. one-way streets

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