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I . measure [ˈmeʒər, Brit -əʳ] N

1. measure:

measure (size)
medida f
measure (amount)
a measure of sth
a measure of truth fig

2. measure (measuring instrument):

measure

II . measure [ˈmeʒər, Brit -əʳ] VB trans

1. measure:

measure
measure

3. measure (evaluate):

to measure sb/sth up

III . measure [ˈmeʒər, Brit -əʳ] VB intr

tape measure N

tape measure

Usage examples with measure

a measure of sth
a measure of truth fig
for good measure
to measure sb/sth up

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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I think we could find that a good measure of loveliness still lives there -- but humbly.
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Put the lemon peel into a glass and cover with a double measure (about 75 ml) of whiskey and leave overnight, covered.
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The mature gametocytes measure 7.7 to 9.3 (average 8.5) micrometres in diameter and are easily deformed.
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An example of a measure to obtain a quorum is a motion that absent members be contacted during a recess.
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The foot is often compared to a musical measure and the long and short syllables to whole notes and half notes.
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These cells are septate, with constrictions at the septa, and measure 1.53 m in diameter.
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His more sustained work sometimes displays a bad selection of measure; and his occasional poetryepistles, eclogues, elegies, etc. --is injured by its vast volume.
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In both studies, researchers estimated fat mass using callipers to measure skin fold thickness.
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A long period of consolidation was needed to restore some measure of peace and prosperity, but that breathing space was not given.
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However, bar jiggers come in other sizes and may not actually measure a fluid jigger.
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