Interpretation of ruler

(1) [staff; Surveyor's rod]

(2) A graduated rod used to measure the vertical distance between a point on the ground and the horizontal line of sight of a surveyor; (3) A standard for metaphorically measuring things; (4) [staff gauge]: A detailed explanation of any graduated rod or ruler used for measurement, such as in shipbuilding and surveying; (1) Measuring tools. A graduated ruler used to measure height or depth. (2) Metaphor is the standard to measure things. Xu Teli's "Several Important Issues on the Study of History: Arrangement and Collection of Historical Materials": "The real life of modern backward ethnic groups and some residual forms and underground excavations of progressive ethnic groups are all based on reality and relics to examine past historical materials."

word decomposition

explanation mark (mark) ā the end of the tree, extended to surface, not fundamental: specimen. Treat the symptoms, not the root cause. Mark: trademark. Road signs. Mark. Sign. Ruler Slogan. To indicate in words or other things: indicate. Title. Price tag. Flaunt (originally to reveal and show; Later, it was extended to propaganda and boasting). Interpretation of ruler The ruler is the length unit of China municipal system (also called "city ruler"). One foot equals ten inches. In the Western Han Dynasty, one foot was equal to. meter, and now three feet are equal to one meter): the ruler (.A foot-long white silk refers to a small picture; . letters). Short and long. Footprint Instrument for measuring length: bamboo ruler. Something like a ruler: iron ruler. Imitation ruler