meter in Latin
meter in Latin is metrum — meter means a device that measures the amount of something, such as electricity, gas, or water used.
meter in Latin
metrum
US standard spelling of metre (“the rhythm or measure in language”).
What does "meter" mean?
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noun A device that measures the amount of something, such as electricity, gas, or water used.
"The engineer came to read the electricity meter."
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verb To measure or control the amount of something using such a device.
"The pump meters out exactly one litre at a time."
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meter in a sentence
- The engineer came to read the electricity meter.
- She fed coins into the parking meter before running into the shop.
- The pump meters out exactly one litre at a time.
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What is "meter" in Latin?
"meter" in Latin is metrum. meter means: A device that measures the amount of something, such as electricity, gas, or water used.
How do you use "meter" in a sentence?
Example: "The engineer came to read the electricity meter." In Latin, "meter" is metrum.
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