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tare in Russian

tare in Russian is та́ра, тара — tare means the tare is the weight of an empty container, deducted from a total weight to find the weight of its contents.

tare in Russian

та́ра
noun
Pronounced: tara
The empty weight of a container; unladen weight.
тара
noun
Pronounced: tara
The empty weight of a container; unladen weight.

What does "tare" mean?

  1. noun The tare is the weight of an empty container, deducted from a total weight to find the weight of its contents.
    "The invoice listed the tare of the crate separately from the goods."
  2. verb To tare a scale is to reset it to zero so that the weight of a container is not included in the measurement.
    "She tared the scale before adding the flour to the bowl."
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tare in a sentence

  • The invoice listed the tare of the crate separately from the goods.
  • Subtract the tare from the gross weight to get the net weight.
  • She tared the scale before adding the flour to the bowl.
  • Always tare the balance before weighing a new sample.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "tare" in Russian?
"tare" in Russian is та́ра, тара. tare means: The tare is the weight of an empty container, deducted from a total weight to find the weight of its contents.
How do you pronounce та́ра?
"tare" in Russian is та́ра, pronounced "tara".
How do you use "tare" in a sentence?
Example: "The invoice listed the tare of the crate separately from the goods." In Russian, "tare" is та́ра, тара.
Are there other ways to say "tare" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "tare": та́ра, тара.
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