Summary
measure
Messung · Maßeinheit · Maßnahme · Maßregel · Takt · Metrum · Rhythmus · Spaltenbreite · abmessen · Aufmessen · vermessen · Kennzahl
measure {noun}
Maß · Messgröße · Mittel
to measure {verb}
bemessen · gewichten · messen
Synonyms
measure: quantify · mensurate · measure out
English-German translation for "measure"
"measure" German translation
measure
Once you've started to measure conversions, you can begin to evaluate your ROI.
It's actually a measure of mobility based on income.
Meaningful technical cooperation requires an ongoing assessment of the situation to measure its impact.
b. Correlation-velocity sonar log equipment designed to measure the horizontal speed of the equipment carrier relative to the seabed.
Such implementation should be quantified with a time-bound set of indicators to measure the progress.
measure (also: unit, unit of measurement, scale unit)
Converts a value from one unit of measure to the corresponding value in another unit of measure.
And we've know for a long time that this is not a good measure of the welfare of nations.
Why don't we create a measure of progress that shows that?
And this is a measure of how much well-being we get for our planetary resource use.
Select Unit of Measure for text documents.
The European Union has not taken a single discriminatory measure against Austria.
And this, ultimately, will be the best proof that this measure is a sensible one.
Does the Commission somehow believe that parents will comprehend such a measure?
In this respect, in particular, no measure restricting imports may be laid down.
One measure, for instance, is the ongoing anti-dumping investigation on footwear.
I could measure it with my skis.
We measured each one, we readjusted the model to what we measured, and then we led that to the current prototype.
But given that the situation is exceptional, we expected exceptional measures from you and we have not heard them.
Some students went out and netted some crows, brought them in, and were -- weighed them, and measured them and whatnot, and then let them back out again.
And Balinese carpenters like this measured them with their bamboo rulers, selected the bamboo and built the buildings using age-old techniques, mostly by hand.
measure {noun}
And from this meaningless circumstance, I foresee a certain measure of....
If you want to change the length of the left guide, enter the measure in the spin button.
If you want to change the length of the right guide, enter the measure in the spin button.
We must find a measure which is appropriate for the reactions and the various situations.
Your quality score is a measure of how useful your ad is to the people who see it.
goodness-of-fit measure
Every measurement involves a certain degree of uncertainty which is why every unit of measure is subject to a certain margin of error.
Such cooperation will be an effective counter-measure to organized criminality.
Which is why we have shunned this measure, especially in view of our limited resources.
Sanctions by the Union itself would appear here to be the most effective measure.
The postponement of discharge is a serious measure.
Undoubtedly, as has been said many times, the use of force should be considered a measure of last resort.
measure!
to measure {verb}
to measure [measured|measured] {vb} (also: to assess, measured, dimension)
We still measure everything in terms of gross national product, that is to say the total production of goods and services.
This body will go beyond the existing ad hoc evaluations and be able to measure the global effects of the programmes more accurately.
I was then curious enough to ask how the Member States measure such undeclared activities as prostitution, for example.
And ultimately, we want to be part of a movement that is about measuring impact, measuring what is most important to us.
This video explains the importance of clicks, impressions, and clickthrough rate for measuring success in your Google AdWords account.
to measure [measured|measured] {vb} (also: to rate, to weight)
Human rights or profits: two weights, two measures.
to measure [measured|measured] {vb} (also: to time)
The really interesting stuff about virtuality is what you can measure with it.
Without such statistics we cannot measure the effect on men and women respectively.
Therefore, it is very difficult to measure what is balanced and what is not.
We will measure to see whether we really have emitted fewer greenhouse gases or not.
We therefore need to take the pulse of the equality policy, measure it and assess it.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "measure":
© Princeton Universityquantify · mensurate · measure out · evaluate · valuate · assess · appraise · value · quantity · amount · step · measurement · measuring · mensuration · measuring stick · measuring rod · bill · bar · meter · metre
Usage examples
Usage examples for "measure" in German
Similar words
measles · measlier · measliest · measliness · measly · measurability · measurable · measurably · measurand · measuration · measure · measured · measuredly · measuredness · measureless · measurement · measurements · measures · measuring · meat · meat-processing
More translations in the bab.la Danish-English dictionary.