What is the English word for ruler?

The English translation of ruler is ruler.

A ruler is also a measuring ruler. It is a tool used to draw line segments (especially straight ones) and measure lengths. There are scales on the ruler. Some rulers have special shapes such as letters or circular holes in the middle. , convenient for users to draw pictures. It is usually made of plastic, iron, stainless steel, plexiglass, etc., and is generally divided into tape measure, vernier caliper, ruler, etc.

The requirements and standards for rulers used in different occasions are different. If the numerical value is required to be more accurate, then higher technology is required, and it must be produced with the help of machines. In addition to requiring accurate numerical values, the second The key point is the quality of the engraved value.

Generally, a layer of protective film will be stamped on after the numerical value is engraved. The third point is the selection of materials. Nowadays, they are divided into plastic, metal, and wooden rulers. Plastic rulers are mainly stationery used by ordinary students. , metal rulers are more used in industry, while wooden rulers are mainly used for teaching.

Bilingual examples:

1. We must bring scissors, pencils and rulers.

We have to bring scissors, a pencil and a ruler.

2. Linda: You’re welcome. Where is my ruler?

Linda: You're welcome. Where is my ruler?

3. There is a ruler and two pencils in the pencil case.

There is a(one)ruler and two pencils in the pencil-box.

4. Which one is blue, the book or the ruler?

Which one is blue, the book or the ruler?

5. Alex: So, where is your ruler?

Alex: So... where is your ruler?

6. This ruler has two scales: centimeters and inches.

This ruler has only one scale in centimetres.

7. He is measuring the length of the wood with the ruler.

He is measuring the length of the wood with a ruler.

8. Exercise books, pencils, and rulers are school supplies.

Exercise books, pencils, rulers are school things.

9. Look, pens! pencil! eraser! ruler!

Look, pens! Pencils! Rubbers! Rulers!

10. The imprecision of the ruler brought him a lot of trouble.

The imprecision of the ruler gave him a lot of trouble.