英:['meʒərə]
美:['meʒərə]
英:['meʒərə]
美:['meʒərə]
词根:measure
adj.measured 量过的;慎重的;基于标准的;有规则的
measurable 可测量的;重要的;重大的
measuring 测量用的
measureless 无限的,不可量的
adv.measurably 可以测定的程度;可视地
n.measure 测量;措施;程度;尺寸
measurement 测量;[计量] 度量;尺寸;量度制
measuring 测量;衡量
measurability 可测量性
v.measured 测量,判断(measure的过去分词)
measuring 测量(measure的ing形式)
vi.measure 测量;估量
vt.measure 测量;估量;权衡
noun
an adequate or due portion
all too few of the British actresses … have received their measure of remembrance—Saturday Review
the dimensions, capacity, or amount of something ascertained by measuring
took his measure for a coat
an estimate of what is to be expected (as of a person or situation)
the measure of their tragedy is now beyond our imagination—G. F. Kennan
a measured quantity
giving children a greater measure of freedom
an instrument (such as a yardstick) or utensil (such as a graduated cup) for measuring
a standard or unit of measurement see Weights and Measures Table
metric measure
the act or process of measuring
settled by a measure made by a surveyor
melody, tune
rhythmic structure or movement : cadence: such as
a grouping of a specified number of musical beats located between two consecutive vertical lines on a staff
an exact divisor of a number
6 being the greatest common measure of 42 and 12
a basis or standard of comparison
wealth is not a measure of happiness
a step planned or taken as a means to an endspecifically: a proposed legislative act sponsored an anti-inflation measure in the senate
took strong measures against the rebels
verb
transitive verb
to choose or control with cautious restraint : regulate
measure his acts
to regulate by a standard : govern
to allot or apportion in measured amounts
measure out three cups
to lay off by making measurements
to ascertain the measurements of
to estimate or appraise by a criterion
measures his skill against his rival
archaic to travel over : traverse
to serve as a means of measuring
a thermometer measures temperature
intransitive verb
to take or make a measurement
to have a specified measurement
丈量员
Noun Middle English mesure "act of measuring, instrument for measuring, standard unit of quantity, size, measurable amount, proper proportion, moderation, tempurance," borrowed from Anglo-French, going back to Latin mensūra "act of measuring, dimension determined by measurement, amount, instrument for measuring," from mensus, past participle of mētior, mētīrī "to determine the extent of, mark off by measuring" + -ūra -ure; mētior verbal derivative of an Indo-European noun *meh1-ti- "act of measuring" (whence Old English mǣth "measure, degree, efficacy," Greek mêtis "measure, skill, craft," Sanskrit māti- "measure, correct understanding"), nominal derivative of a verbal base *meh1-, whence, as a reduplicated present, Sanskrit mímite "(s/he) measures, shares," Avestan framimaθā "(s/he) should arrange" Note: The irregular past participle mensus, alongside a regular derivative mētītus only found in later classical texts, may have been formed by analogy with pensus, past participle of pendere "to weigh." Verb Middle English mesuren "to calculate the measurements of, determine the extent of by measuring, apportion, moderate, control, judge," borrowed from Anglo-French mesurer, going back to Late Latin mensūrāre "to calculate the measurements of," derivative of mensūra measure >entry 1
The first known use of measure was in the 13th century
meatnoun
something eaten for nourishmentespecially: solid food as distinguished from drink
the edible part of something as distinguished from the covering (as a shell or husk)
walnut meat
animal and especially mammal flesh used as food
measure1 of 2noun
an adequate, fixed, or suitable limit or amount
surprised beyond measure
amount entry 2, extent, degree
gained a large measure of freedom
the size, capacity, or quantity of something as fixed by measuring
use equal measures of ingredients
something (as a yardstick or cup) used in measuring
a unit used in measuring
the foot is a measure of length
a system of measuring
metric measure
the act or process of measuring
dance entry 2 sense 2especially: a slow and stately dance
rhythm or movement in music or poetry : meter, cadence
the part of a musical staff between two bars or the group of beats between these bars
an action planned or taken to achieve a desired resultespecially: a legislative bill or act
measure2 of 2verb
to mark or fix in multiples of a specific unit
measure out two cups
to find out the size, extent, or amount of
measure the piece of paper
estimate entry 1 sense 1
measured the distance with my eye
to bring into comparison
measure your skill against an opponent's
to serve as a measure of
a thermometer measures temperature
to have as its measurement
the room measures 12 by 12 feet
measure1 of 2noun
an adequate, fixed, or suitable limit or amount
surprised beyond measure
amount entry 2, extent, degree
gained a large measure of freedom
the size, capacity, or quantity of something as fixed by measuring
use equal measures of ingredients
something (as a yardstick or cup) used in measuring
a unit used in measuring
the foot is a measure of length
a system of measuring
metric measure
the act or process of measuring
dance entry 2 sense 2especially: a slow and stately dance
rhythm or movement in music or poetry : meter, cadence
the part of a musical staff between two bars or the group of beats between these bars
an action planned or taken to achieve a desired resultespecially: a legislative bill or act
measure2 of 2verb
to mark or fix in multiples of a specific unit
measure out two cups
to find out the size, extent, or amount of
measure the piece of paper
estimate entry 1 sense 1
measured the distance with my eye
to bring into comparison
measure your skill against an opponent's
to serve as a measure of
a thermometer measures temperature
to have as its measurement
the room measures 12 by 12 feet
1 The linearity measurer can also be used for the relay measurement of long workpieces.
还能进行较长工件的接力测量。
2 And can man, the measurer, measure the distance of the "mainland" beyond?
3 This paper discusses the characteristic during measuring disk cam profile, using indexing table and measurer equiped with spherical contactor.
本文论述应用对心直动式球形检测头和分度头对盘形凸轮轮廓进行极坐标检测的原理和特点。
4 “I can see you understand them. Counters, measurers, theory-makers. All pigs eat cheese. Old Snaggle is a pig. If Snaggle is sick and refuses to eat, try cheese. Games, games, games!”
5 The governor has proposed a number of cost-cutting measures.
6 Equipped with optic circuit and TV window circuit, this measurer can be used in measuring of one and two dimension for microstructure.
仪器装置的光学电路和电视窗口形成电路能对微观结构进行一维和二维的测量。
7 The one who buys the land will use his best efforts to see that he gets good measure, which it is no concern of the measurers to refuse.
8 an instrument for measuring air pressure
9 Development and test of tubing length intelligent measurer.
油管长度智能计量仪的研制与试验。
10 "Ninety-four feet, eight inches," called the measurer, and there was another murmur of satisfaction.
11 He's being measured for a new suit.
12 The relaxation test machine includes one deformation measurer set on the test sample to measure the length change of the test sample.
本发明公开了一种松弛试验机,本发明包括有设置在试样上的测量试样长度变形量的变形测量装置。
13 Both the state and city pension measurers passed with Republican support, though a proposal to overhaul Cook County pensions backed by County Board President Toni Preckwinkle stalled during the final hours of the spring session.
14 The doctor and Putnam stood by to act as measurers, with the tape unrolled along the ground.
15 Using the HS1100/HS1101 capacitive humidity cell and the A/D converter CC7107 etc, this article designed a low cost and digital-displayed humidity measurer.
采用湿敏元件HS1100/HS1101以及A/D转换器CC7107等常用元器件,设计了一款电路结构简单而且成本低廉的数字显示湿度测量仪。
16 The measurers pulled the tape tight, and then the announcer called, "One hundred and forty-nine, three."
17 I really like to really make sure that my proportions are my proportions, so I'm a big measurer.
18 Now, you may remember that previously study, which found a lot less plastic in the ocean that was expected, and conclude that the world’s plastic measurers are just messing with us.
19 The solar disk is usually a symbol of Ra, but as the sun is the measurer of times and seasons, the disk sometimes stands for time, as it does here.
20 Certain officials, as surveyors or measurers, scribes, et cetera, may have been of priestly rank and held these offices as well.