metric in Latin
metric in Latin is metricus — metric means relating to the metric system of measurement, based on units like metres, litres, and grams.
metric in Latin
metricus
Of or relating to the metric system of measurement.
What does "metric" mean?
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adjective Relating to the metric system of measurement, based on units like metres, litres, and grams.
"Most of the world uses metric measurements rather than imperial ones."
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noun A standard of measurement used to evaluate performance or quality.
"Customer satisfaction is one of the key metrics the company tracks."
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metric in a sentence
- Most of the world uses metric measurements rather than imperial ones.
- Customer satisfaction is one of the key metrics the company tracks.
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What is "metric" in Latin?
"metric" in Latin is metricus. metric means: Relating to the metric system of measurement, based on units like metres, litres, and grams.
How do you use "metric" in a sentence?
Example: "Most of the world uses metric measurements rather than imperial ones." In Latin, "metric" is metricus.
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