measure的意思和读音

measure

: [ˈmeʒər] : [ˈmeʒə(r)]

n.

v.

linkv.

measures  measuring  measured  

v.+n.measure speed,measure progress,measure pressure,measure effectiveness,measure distance

adj.+n.same measure

n.amount,degree,quantity,portion,ration

v.gauge,calculate,compute,determine,assess

measurev.size/quantity

1.to find the size, quantity, etc. of sth in standard units

A ship's speed is measured in knots.

a device that measures the level of radiation in the atmosphere

measuring equipment/instruments

He's gone to be measured for a new suit.

A dipstick is used to measure how much oil is left in an engine.

judge

2.~ sth.~ how, what, etc.…to judge the importance, value or effect of sth

It is difficult to measure the success of the campaign at this stage.

linkv.size/quantity

1.+ nounto be a particular size, length, amount, etc.

The main bedroom measures 12ft by 15ft. 12 15

The pond measures about 2 metres across. 2

n.official action

1.[c]an official action that is done in order to achieve a particular aim

safety/security/austerity measures

a temporary/an emergency measure

We must take preventive measures to reduce crime in the area.

The government is introducing tougher measures to combat crime.

measures against racism

Police in riot gear were in attendance as a precautionary measure .

unit of size/quantity

2.[c][u]a unit used for stating the size, quantity or degree of sth; a system or a scale of these units

weights and measures

The Richter Scale is a measure of ground motion.

liquid/dry measure

Which measure of weight do pharmacists use?使

3.[c]a standard quantity

a generous measure of whisky

amount

4.[sing]a particular amount of sth, especially a fairly large amount

A measure of technical knowledge is desirable in this job.

She achieved some measure of success with her first book.

instrument for measuring

5.[c]an instrument such as a stick, a long tape or a container that is marked with standard units and is used for measuring

way of showing/judging

6.[sing]a sign of the size or the strength of sth

Sending flowers is a measure of how much you care.

7.[c]a way of judging or measuring sth

an accurate measure of ability

Is this test a good measure of reading comprehension?

suggested new law

8.[c]a written suggestion, especially one for a new law made by the lawmakers of a state

a motion to refer the measure to another committee

a ballot measure(= a change in the law that voters decide on)

in music

9.[c]one of the short sections of equal length that a piece of music is divided into, and the notes that are in it

IDM

He irritated me beyond measure.使

beyond measurevery much

He irritated me beyond measure.使

Use 50g of rice per person and an extra spoonful for good measure. 50

for good measureas an extra amount of sth in addition to what has already been done or given

Use 50g of rice per person and an extra spoonful for good measure. 50

We experienced the full measure of their hospitality.

The concert only lasted an hour, so we felt we were getting short measure.

full/short measurethe whole of sth or less of sth than you expect or should have

We experienced the full measure of their hospitality.

The concert only lasted an hour, so we felt we were getting short measure.

in full measureto the greatest possible degree

After only one game, the chess champion had the measure of his young opponent.

get/take/have the measure of sbget/have/take sbs measureto form an opinion about sb's character or abilities so that you can deal with them

After only one game, the chess champion had the measure of his young opponent.

The introduction of a new tax accounted in no small measure for the downfall of the government.

Our thanks are due in equal measure to every member of the team.

in no small measurein some, equal, etc. measureto a large extent or degree; to some, etc. extent or degree

The introduction of a new tax accounted in no small measure for the downfall of the government.

Our thanks are due in equal measure to every member of the team.

You'll need to get a suit made to measure.西

a made-to-measure suit

made to measuremade especially for one person according to particular measurements

You'll need to get a suit made to measure.西

a made-to-measure suit

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n.1.an action that is intended to achieve or deal with something2.an amount of a particular quality that is neither large nor small3.a way of judging something4.a unit in a system of measurement; an object such as a ruler used for finding out a particular measurement; a system used for expressing a particular quantity; a standard amount of alcohol served in a bar, restaurant, etc.5.any of the sections that a line of printed music is divided into, separated from each other by upright lines. The British word is bar.1.an action that is intended to achieve or deal with something2.an amount of a particular quality that is neither large nor small3.a way of judging something4.a unit in a system of measurement; an object such as a ruler used for finding out a particular measurement; a system used for expressing a particular quantity; a standard amount of alcohol served in a bar, restaurant, etc.5.any of the sections that a line of printed music is divided into, separated from each other by upright lines. The British word is bar.

v.1.to find the exact size, amount, speed, etc. of something using a special tool or special equipment; to find the size of someones body in order to buy or make clothes for them; to be a particular size2.to form an opinion about how good or bad something is

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1.Polymer gel dosimetry has been used to measure the radiotherapy dose homogeneity in a breast phantom for two different treatment methods.

2.To measure this quality, couples are asked a series of questions: How much does your partner provide a source of exciting experiences?

3.Electron balance has been used to measure volume of solution put in by pipette of standard series in external standard method.

4.Reneging on our commitments to the world's poor cannot be an austerity measure, " she said. "

5.Enterprise forever favor those measure the bank that custom-built finance serves the body for them, far group is in.

6.It was a shame, as after a bit of a slow start we got the measure of Chelsea and really believed we could get back on level terms.西

7.For good measure, a Russian - made bomb fell (but did not explode) into a vegetable field in Georgia.

8.If he's coming up with all these ways someone you know doesn't measure up, something could be up with the two of them.

9.In industrial applications, the multiple sensors are often used to measure the same process parameter at different locations of a process.

10.A teat-bed is set up to measure the surface velocity of ethyl alcohol layer at different temperature gradients of the wall.