メートル
Meanings
Noun
Usually written in kana
1. metre (unit of length); meter
2. meter; gauge
usu. メーター
Pitch accent
メ
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Top 1900
Used in vocabulary (2 in total)
kilometer; kilometre
Examples (32 in total)
A thousand meters is one kilometer.
One mile is approximately 1,600 meters.
Snow fell two meters deep.
The snow lay one and a half meters deep.
Mt. Fuji is 3776 meters high.
This mountain has an altitude of 3,000 meters.
The small intestine is about seven meters long.
The station is 100 meters away.
The bridge has a span of 100 meters.
That mountain is about three thousand meters high.
This rope is 200 yen a meter.
This gun has a range of 300 meters.
He cut off two meters of the rope.
The pond is 100 meters in diameter.
This swimming pool is three metres deep.
Ben ran a 100-meter race with Carl.
Mt. Fuji, the highest mountain in Japan, is 3,776 meters high.
The water rose to a level of 10 meters.
The lake is about 25 meters deep.
This city is 1,600 meters above sea level.
She set a new Japanese record in the 100 meter dash.
The height of the tower is above 100 meters.
Yes. He can run 100 meters within twelve seconds.
The plane climbed to an altitude of 10,000 meters.
The trees are planted at intervals of thirty meters.
The fastest runner can't run 100 meters in 9 seconds.
The grenade exploded five metres from the soldiers.
A meter is not quite equivalent to a yard.
It is impossible for you to jump two meters high.
During the Great Eastern Japan Earthquake, the height of the tsunami waves reached up to 37.9 meters.
The thing blocking my path was a stone wall of less than 1 meter's height.
The words above the door of the theater were one meter high.