measure
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- noun
- /ˈmɛʒər/
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medidor
- The USOE also provided data on 17 school-level measures related to student educational outcomes.
- standardized measure
- reliable measure
- valid measure
That's right, pants off, tape measure, mirror vulva measuring.
- That's right, pants off, tape measure, mirror vulva measuring.
Examples
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Mom, don't we have a tape measure?
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You can tell your man to put his tape measure away.
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- Why don't you use a tape measure?
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Do you have a tape-measure?
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The MBTI is a highly reliable and valid standardized measure of personality types.
Academic text (2011) -
The original Gross Motor Function Measure-88 comprises 88 items, divided into five dimensions.
Academic text (2015) -
I need a measure to accurately determine the length of this table.
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Please use the measure to check how much flour we need for the recipe.
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The carpenter relied on his measure to ensure the shelves fit perfectly.
Synonyms
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A glass container with marked lines for measuring liquids
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A cup with marks for measuring liquids or dry ingredients
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A tool that shows how big, heavy, or hot something is
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A long rod with marks for measuring length
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A tool that measures how much water you use
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A tool that measures how dense a liquid is compared with water
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A small tool for measuring very small distances or thicknesses accurately
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A person or tool that finds size, amount and degree
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A tool that measures things like size or weight
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A set of tools used to find how much or how big something is
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A scientific machine that measures what materials are in a sample and how much of each
A tool for finding the length or volume of objects
A long rod with marks at regular spaces to show how long something is
A tool that measures very small distances or thicknesses using a fine screw
An instrument that measures how a material changes size when temperature or pressure changes
An instrument that measures the amount of a substance in a sample by its color
A device with a pointer that moves evenly as the measured value changes
Idioms
- Informal
To check something carefully before you do it to avoid mistakes
Compounds
- Formal
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A government action that cuts public spending or raises taxes to reduce debt
- Specialized
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A rule or tool that protects computers and data from access without permission
- Specialized
A unit used to measure how much a container can hold, like a liter or gallon
- Specialized
A way to measure angles using radians, where one full circle equals two pi radians
- Literature
A group of four lines with four beats then three beats in alternating lines, often ABAB or ABCB rhyme
- Specialized
A basic quantity like length, mass, or time that measurement systems use
- UK
A set of units used mainly in Britain for measuring length, like inches, feet, and miles
How Accurate
- Specialized
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Measure comes from an old Latin word mensura and the verb metiri, both meaning 'to measure'. A measure as a container or device is simply a tool used to 'measure' amounts, like a cup or scoop that shows how much to add.