Pronunciation: /taɪm ˈkrɪs.təl/
noun a theoretical concept in physics involving a material that exhibits regular and predictable motion in time
A1 A time crystal is a theoretical state of matter that repeats in time, rather than in space.
A2 Scientists are still researching the properties of time crystals and their potential applications.
B1 The concept of time crystals was first proposed in 2012 by Nobel laureate Frank Wilczek.
B2 Researchers have successfully created a time crystal in a laboratory setting, demonstrating its existence.
C1 The discovery of time crystals has opened up new possibilities in the field of quantum physics and computing.
C2 Advanced experiments have shown that time crystals exhibit unique properties that challenge our understanding of physics.
formal Scientists have recently discovered a new phase of matter called a time crystal.
informal Have you heard about those time crystals that physicists are studying?
slang Time crystals are like the coolest thing in quantum physics right now.
figurative The concept of a time crystal challenges our understanding of the nature of time itself.
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