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    Resources Translator Measure

measure

Translation result
medida medir, métrica measure

measure noun

1. any maneuver made as part of progress toward a goal.

The company's latest marketing measure, a social media campaign targeting young adults, has been a huge success in boosting sales. El último medida de marketing de la empresa, una campaña publicitaria en redes sociales dirigida a adultos jóvenes, ha sido un gran éxito para impulsar las ventas.

2. how much there is or how many there are of something that you can quantify.

The scientist took precise measures of the sample's volume to ensure accurate results in her experiment. El científico tomó medidas precisas del volumen de la muestra para garantizar resultados precisos en su experimento.

3. a statute in draft before it becomes law.

The senator presented her new measure on healthcare reform to the committee, hoping to gather support for its passage. El senador presentó su nueva medida sobre la reforma sanitaria ante el comité, esperando recopilar apoyo para su aprobación.

4. the act or process of assigning numbers to phenomena according to a rule.

The scientist took great care to ensure that her measurement was accurate, as it would affect the overall measure of the experiment's results. El científico tomó gran cuidado para asegurarse de que su medida fuera precisa, ya que afectaría el resultado global del experimento.

5. a basis for comparison.

The GDP of the country serves as a measure of its economic strength, allowing policymakers to track growth and make informed decisions. El PIB del país se utiliza como medida de su fortaleza económica, permitiendo a los políticos tomar decisiones informadas y seguir el crecimiento.

6. (prosody) the accent in a metrical foot of verse.

The poet carefully crafted each line to emphasize the iambic measure, creating a sense of rhythm and flow. El poeta cuidadosamente elaboró cada línea para enfatizar el metro iámbico, creando un sentido de ritmo y fluidez.

7. musical notation for a repeating pattern of musical beats.

The drummer carefully counted out the measures in the complex time signature, ensuring that she stayed on beat throughout the song. El baterista contó cuidadosamente los compases en la firma de tiempo compleja, asegurándose de que se mantuviera en ritmo durante toda la canción.

8. measuring instrument having a sequence of marks at regular intervals.

The carpenter reached for his trusty measure to check if the wooden plank was precisely 8 feet long. El carpintero alcanzó su medida confiable para verificar si la tabla de madera medía precisamente 8 pies de largo.

9. a container of some standard capacity that is used to obtain fixed amounts of a substance.

The pharmacist carefully poured the liquid medicine into a 5-milliliter measure before administering it to the patient. El farmacéutico vertió con cuidado la medicina líquida en una medida de 5 mililitros antes de administrársela al paciente.