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yardstick

/ˈjɑːd.stɪk/

Traduction: Nom désignant un étalon ou critère servant de référence pour comparer ou évaluer, ou un instrument de mesure physique d'une longueur de trois pieds.

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noun

/ˈjɑːd.stɪk/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un étalon ou critère servant de référence pour comparer ou évaluer, ou un instrument de mesure physique d'une longueur de trois pieds.

A noun referring to a standard or criterion used for comparison or evaluation, or a physical measuring tool that is three feet long.

  1. Standard for comparisonB2formal

    A measure or standard used to evaluate or compare the quality, value, or success of something.

    frÉtalon de comparaison

    • Customer satisfaction is the yardstick for our service quality.
    • This test is a yardstick for measuring student progress.
    • Profit alone is not a reliable yardstick of a company's success.

    Synonymesbarometerbenchmarkcriteriongaugemeasurestandardtouchstone

  2. Measuring toolB1formal

    A ruler or measuring stick that is three feet (36 inches) long, used for measuring length.

    frrègle d'un yard

    • The carpenter used a yardstick to measure the wood.
    • She marked the fabric with a yardstick before cutting.
    • A yardstick is a common tool in tailoring and construction.

    Synonymesruleruler

Formes
  • yardsticks plural form
  • yardsticks' possessive plural form
  • yardstick's possessive singular form
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