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micrometer in Japanese

micrometer in Japanese is マイクロメータ, マイクロメートル — micrometer means a device for measuring distances very precisely over a small range, especially thickness, depth and diameter.

micrometer in Japanese

マイクロメータ
noun
Pronounced: maikuromēta
A device used to measure distance very precisely but within a limited range, especially depth, thickness, and diameter.
マイクロメートル
noun
Pronounced: maikuromētoru
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What does "micrometer" mean?

  1. noun A device for measuring distances very precisely over a small range, especially thickness, depth and diameter.
    "The engineer checked the width of the shaft with a micrometer."
  2. noun A unit of length equal to one millionth of a meter.
    "A human hair is roughly seventy micrometers wide."
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micrometer in a sentence

  • The engineer checked the width of the shaft with a micrometer.
  • A micrometer is more accurate than a ruler for measuring thin wire.
  • A human hair is roughly seventy micrometers wide.
  • The filter catches particles larger than two micrometers.

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What is "micrometer" in Japanese?
"micrometer" in Japanese is マイクロメータ, マイクロメートル. micrometer means: A device for measuring distances very precisely over a small range, especially thickness, depth and diameter.
How do you pronounce マイクロメータ?
"micrometer" in Japanese is マイクロメータ, pronounced "maikuromēta".
How do you use "micrometer" in a sentence?
Example: "The engineer checked the width of the shaft with a micrometer." In Japanese, "micrometer" is マイクロメータ, マイクロメートル.
Are there other ways to say "micrometer" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "micrometer": マイクロメータ, マイクロメートル.
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