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🔑measuremeas·ure1 /ˈmɛʒər / verb - [intransitive, transitive] to find the size, weight, quantity, etc. of someone or something by using an instrument测量；量度◆to measure the height / width / length / depth of something测量某物的高度／宽度／长度／深度◆Could you measure the table to see if it will fit into our dining room?你量量桌子，看看能否放进我们的餐厅好吗？
- [transitive] to be a certain height, width, length, etc.（高度、宽度、长度等）为，是◆The pool measures 25 meters by 5 meters.游泳池长 25 米，宽 5 米。
- [transitive] to judge the value or effect of something衡量，鉴定（价值或效果）◆Our sales do not look good when you measure them against those of our competitors.和竞争对手相比，我们的销售额看来不佳。
 ●measure up (to sth)to be as good as you need to be or as someone expects you to be达到（预期要求）；符合（标准）◆Did the trip measure up to your expectations?这次旅行达到你的期望了吗？
🔑measuremeas·ure2 /ˈmɛʒər / noun - [countable] a way of describing the size, amount, etc. of something度量单位；计量标准◆A yard is a measure of length.码是长度单位。
- [singular] (formal) a certain amount or quantity; some but not much一定的量；一些◆The play achieved a measure of success.这部戏取得了一定的成功。
- [singular] a way of understanding or judging something（了解或判断的）尺度，标准◆The school's popularity is a measure of the teachers' success.学校的受欢迎程度是判断教师教学成绩的一个标准。
- [countable, usually plural] an action that is done for a special reason措施；方法◆The government is taking new measures to reduce inflation.政府正在采取新措施来降低通货膨胀。◆As a temporary measure, the road will have to be closed.作为临时措施，道路将要关闭。◆emergency measures应急措施◆safety measures安全措施
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