How to pronounce meter in English

The pronunciation of meter is: British/?mi?t?(r) American/[?mi?t?r]

Meter; meter; meter; instrument; (used for (Measurement of electricity, gas, water, etc., as well as time and distance) meters, meters

vt. Measurement with meters

Related examples:

1, I?gritted2?my?teeth?and?finished?eighth?in?the?10000?meter?run.?

I gritted my teeth and ran 10,000 meters, and finally finished eighth

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2. Schools, where conditions allow, should ensure that students are seated at least one meter apart from each other.

In terms of controlling the density of people in schools, the "Plan" requires that qualified schools should ensure that each student maintains a distance of 1 meter from front to back, left, and right.

3. A man came to read the gas meter.

A man came to check the gas meter.

4. A man came to read the gas meter.

A man came to check the gas meter.

5. I need 2 pounds in silver for the parking meter.

I need 2 pounds of silver coins in the parking meter

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Rice is one of the main foods of Asians

Rice, also known as rice. It is the fruit of the genus Oryza in the family Poaceae - the finished product of rice after shelling and grinding to make the skin thicker. It is edible. Rice is one of the main foods for mankind and one of the main foods for Asians. About one-half of the world's population eats rice. Commonly served as a staple food in areas of Asia and throughout Chinatowns. In addition, rice can also be used as a general term for a type of food, such as rice, millet, yellow rice, glutinous rice, black rice, barley, corn, etc.