noun A straight-edged tool used for measuring or drawing straight lines
Used to measure and draw straight lines or to measure distances
Used by students to draw straight lines and measure lengths
Used by architects to draw accurate plans and measurements
Used by engineers to create precise designs and measurements
Used by designers to create accurate layouts and dimensions
Used by artisans and hobbyists to measure and cut materials
In the context of a writer, a ruler may be used to draw straight lines for outlining paragraphs or organizing content on a page.
Architects use rulers to accurately measure and draw floor plans, elevations, and other architectural drawings.
Engineers use rulers to make precise measurements and drawings for various projects, such as building designs or mechanical drawings.
Graphic designers use rulers to create precise layouts, align elements, and measure distances in their designs.
Fashion designers use rulers to create patterns, measure fabric, and ensure accurate proportions in their designs.
Surveyors use rulers to measure distances and angles when mapping out land, property boundaries, or construction sites.
Cartographers use rulers to create accurate maps, measure distances, and scale down geographical features.
Mathematicians may use rulers as a visual aid for teaching geometry concepts or measuring geometric shapes.
Artists may use rulers to create precise lines or shapes in their artwork, such as technical drawings or architectural sketches.