meter
| operator
| meter abbr. | |
| comp., MS Braz. | medir |
| mech.eng. | dosear; medir |
| metrol. | metro |
| tech. el. | contador |
| meters abbr. | |
| gen. | contadores |
| Operators abbr. | |
| unions. | Operadores |
| operator abbr. | |
| commer. fin. | operador |
| commun. | operadora; entidade exploradora |
| comp., MS | operador |
| fin. | sociedade financeira de corretagem; ator; operador de mercado |
| telecom. | explorador |
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| medir (To measure and record usage) | |||
| metro | |||
| contador | |||
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| contadores | |||
| medidores | |||
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| dosear; medir | |||
| English thesaurus | |||
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| m; mtr | |||
| metre | |||
| m (s) | |||
| A recognizable though varying pattern of stressed syllables alternating with syllables of less stress. Compositions written in meter are said to be in verse. There are many possible patterns of verse. Each unit of stressed and unstressed syllables is called a "foot." iambic is one example of meter. | |||
| A device intended to make a measurement, alone or in conjunction with other equipment | |||
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| mss (Johnny Bravo) | |||
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| m | |||
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meter : 628 phrases in 39 subjects |