gauge in Japanese

gauge in Japanese is 計器, 計量器 — gauge means to measure something precisely, especially using a dedicated instrument.

計器

noun

Pronounced: keiki

Any instrument for ascertaining or regulating the level, state, dimensions or forms of things

計量器

noun

Pronounced: keiryōki

Any instrument for ascertaining or regulating the level, state, dimensions or forms of things

What does "gauge" mean?

verb To measure something precisely, especially using a dedicated instrument.
"Engineers gauge the thickness of the metal with a special instrument before cutting it."
verb To estimate or judge, especially something hard to measure directly, like a mood or reaction.
"Before pitching her idea, the manager tried to gauge how much the team already knew."
noun An instrument used for measuring, or the standard measurement itself (such as the thickness of wire or sheet metal, or the diameter of a shotgun barrel).
"Check the fuel gauge before you set off on a long journey."

Engineers gauge the thickness of the metal with a special instrument before cutting it.
A dipstick is used to gauge the oil level in an engine.
Before pitching her idea, the manager tried to gauge how much the team already knew.
She watched his face carefully to gauge his reaction to the news.

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What is "gauge" in Japanese?

"gauge" in Japanese is 計器, 計量器. gauge means: To measure something precisely, especially using a dedicated instrument.

How do you pronounce 計器?

"gauge" in Japanese is 計器, pronounced "keiki".

How do you use "gauge" in a sentence?

Example: "Engineers gauge the thickness of the metal with a special instrument before cutting it." In Japanese, "gauge" is 計器, 計量器.

Are there other ways to say "gauge" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "gauge": 計器, 計量器.

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