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to find out the exact size of something or someone
to express the quantity, level, or extent of something using numerical values
to have specific dimensions, size, or extent
to assess or determine the characteristics, quality, capacity, importance, or extent of something through evaluation or estimation
any of the short sections consisting of musical beats located between two consecutive lines
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What is a "measure"?
A measure, also known as a bar, is a segment of time in a piece of music defined by a specific number of beats. It is marked by vertical lines called bar lines on the staff. Each measure contains a set number of beats, as indicated by the time signature at the beginning of the piece. Measures help to organize music into manageable sections, making it easier for musicians to follow the rhythm and structure of the piece.
a unit used to represent the degree, size, or quantity of something
the quantity, amount, or degree of something
any action or maneuver taken as part of a plan or strategy to achieve a specific goal or progress toward an objective
the act or process of assigning numerical values to phenomena based on a specific rule or standard to quantify and evaluate them
a proposed statute or piece of legislation that is under consideration by a legislative body before it becomes law
the accent or stress in a metrical foot of verse, which contributes to the rhythm and meter of a poem
a standard or benchmark used for comparison or evaluation of other things
an instrument or tool, often marked with a series of graduations or intervals, used for determining dimensions, quantity, or capacity
a container designed to hold a specific volume or weight, used to obtain fixed amounts of a substance
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