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measuring tape — noun (C) a long piece of cloth or steel used for measuring; tape measure … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
tape thermometer — noun : a small thermometer attached temporarily to a steel measuring tape for the purpose of indicating the temperature of the tape … Useful english dictionary
Tape measure — plastic tape measure (metric) Self retracting tape measure (imperial) … Wikipedia
tape measure — tape .measure n a long narrow band of cloth or steel, marked with centimetres, feet etc, used for measuring something … Dictionary of contemporary English
tape — {{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} noun 1 magnetic material used for recording ADJECTIVE ▪ magnetic ▪ The data is stored on the magnetic tape. ▪ audio, computer, video (usually videotape) … Collocations dictionary
tape measure — noun Date: 1845 a narrow strip (as of a limp cloth or steel tape) marked off in units (as inches or centimeters) for measuring … New Collegiate Dictionary
tape — 1. In survey, a graduated tape of steel, plastic, wire reinforced cloth, or fibreglass, used for measuring distance. 2. Strips of woven synthetic fibre used for slings and waist bands [25] … Lexicon of Cave and Karst Terminology
tape measure — noun (C) a long narrow band of cloth or steel, marked with centimetres, metres etc, used for measuring something … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
tape measure — /ˈteɪp mɛʒə/ (say tayp mezhuh) noun a long strip or ribbon, as of linen or steel, marked with subdivisions of the foot or metre for measuring. Also, Chiefly US, tapeline /ˈteɪplaɪn/ (say taypluyn) …
Diameter tape — A Diameter tape (D tape)is a form of dendrometer that consists of a cloth or metal tape that is mainly used to measure diameter at breast height (DBH). DBH is measured at a fixed height of 4.5 feet (137.16 cm) above the ground, where it is… … Wikipedia
