Pronunciation: /teɪp ˈmɛʒər/
noun a flexible ruler used for measuring length, typically made of a thin strip of metal, cloth, or plastic
A1 I used a tape measure to check the length of the table.
A2 She borrowed a tape measure from her neighbor to measure the window.
B1 The carpenter always carries a tape measure in his toolbox.
B2 The interior designer relied on her tape measure to ensure precise measurements for the room.
C1 The tailor's tape measure is essential for creating custom-fitted clothing.
C2 The architect used a laser tape measure for accurate measurements on the construction site.
formal The tailor used a tape measure to take precise measurements for the custom suit.
informal Can you pass me the tape measure so I can see if this couch will fit through the door?
slang I always keep a tape measure in my toolbox for quick fixes around the house.
figurative She used her intelligence as a tape measure to gauge the situation before making a decision.
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