secs.

abbreviation

1. seconds.

2. sections.

Example Sentences

Jamaica's Oblique Seville claimed a stunning victory in the men's 100m, obliterating a line-up featuring Olympic champion Noah Lyles by finishing in 9.86 secs.

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That meant he reclaimed the yellow jersey from Ben Healy and more than doubled his time advantage over Vingegaard, his main rival for the general classification, who is now 3 mins 31 secs behind.

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She remaining focused as Tsegay bolted clear from the off, winning in a championship record 3:54.86, to go within 0.26 secs of Laura Muir's British record.

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Beginning his bid for a first individual podium on the global stage, Azu clocked 6.53 secs to qualify for the semi-finals and improved to 6.52 in booking his place in a wide-open final, where he once again rose to the occasion by equalling his lifetime best.

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Olympic finalist Anning set the fastest time of the women's 400m heats, clocking 50.79 secs in setting up her shot at a first individual international medal.

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