Synonym: gauge, measure, record. Similar words: cemetery, veteran, inveterate, come to terms with, athlete, compete, detect, diabetes. Meaning: ['mɪːtə(r)] 
n. 1. the basic unit of length adopted under the Systeme International d'Unites (approximately 1.094 yards) 2. any of various measuring instruments for measuring a quantity 3. (prosody) the accent in a metrical foot of verse 4. rhythm as given by division into parts of equal duration. v. 1. measure with a meter 2. stamp with a meter indicating the postage.
n. 1. the basic unit of length adopted under the Systeme International d'Unites (approximately 1.094 yards) 2. any of various measuring instruments for measuring a quantity 3. (prosody) the accent in a metrical foot of verse 4. rhythm as given by division into parts of equal duration. v. 1. measure with a meter 2. stamp with a meter indicating the postage. 
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(61) This evenness of meter creates the mood of impersonal curiosity characterizing the poem.
(62) When police arrested Nestor Padron on suspicion of skimming meter receipts, he was carrying $ 850 in cash, Maher said.
(63) The customer would need to install a meter capable of recording usage by the hour.
(64) I took his parking meter space in part-payment for my woman.
(65) This is one of the few cities left in the country where a penny still buys time on a meter.
(66) While feeding the meter I had a sudden blank on whether my meter was in front or behind my car.
(67) The changes for domestic customers with quarterly accounts are effective from the first meter reading after April.
(68) The best remedy would be to install a separate meter.
(69) Many people with asthma also use a peak flow meter on a daily basis.
(70) Each time Joe Consumer retrieves a file from a commercial server,[http://sentencedict.com/meter.html] the payment meter is ticking.
(71) The electricity meter caught my eye as I came up.
(72) Or it may contain data such as an electricity meter reading.
(73) To help carry out the community approach, detectives, officers, meter monitors, and clerical workers began meeting in teams.
(74) Here are more varieties of living creatures crammed into a square meter than anywhere else on the planet.
(75) Self installation is allowed by some companies, who supply the meter and usually arrange a survey and inspection.
(76) The moisture content of a range of samples was measured at 9-14 %, using a Protimeter TimberMini moisture meter.
(77) The electricity meter reading was much higher than I'd expected.
(78) Mr Pat Roberts for installation of a coin operated electricity meter.
(79) We never used the meter monitors as the eyes and ears of the police force.
(80) Installation pipes from the meter should be of steel or copper and should be surface-mounted and away from electrical services and appliances.
(81) Hence, the scale of the meter can be calibrated directly in terms of PCO2.
(82) Take note of how much water goes through your meter in 60 seconds.
(83) Take a meter reading off an area of grassland and lock in.
(84) Not that dissimilar from the other meter considering I had been swapping and mixing the two tank's water.
(85) Soon utility companies may be able to read your meter by computer.
(86) They may also be grocery cashiers, meter readers, pharmacists, apartment home managers and ministers.
(87) I usually write words on the meter of the tune. It could be the other way round, and the composer will write the tune based on my words and meter. Gulzar 
(88) These ranged from a peak flow meter and a sphygmomanometer to oxygen and a defibrillator.
(89) A Weston light meter in a leather case dangled from his neck like an amulet.
(90) Hugh was busy telling the assembled how best to fiddle your electricity meter.
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