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foot rule

/ˈfʊt ruːl/

翻译: 一种测量工具,通常是一英尺(12英寸)长的直尺或直板,用于测量或画直线。该词在现代用法中已基本过时,常被“直尺”或“码尺”等词取代。

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/ˈfʊt ruːl/C1formal已废弃
  • zh一种测量工具,通常是一英尺(12英寸)长的直尺或直板,用于测量或画直线。该词在现代用法中已基本过时,常被“直尺”或“码尺”等词取代。

A measuring tool, typically a ruler or straightedge that is one foot (12 inches) in length, used for measuring or drawing straight lines. This term is largely outdated in modern usage, having been replaced by 'ruler' or 'yardstick'.

  1. Measuring toolB1formal

    A ruler that is exactly one foot (12 inches) in length, used for measuring.

    zh测量工具

    • He used a foot rule to measure the length of the table.
    • The carpenter always carries a foot rule in his pocket.
    • She marked the board with a foot rule before cutting.