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Meanings of barometer in English
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Usage of barometer in English
1
The lowest to which the mercury descended in the barometer at Vacouas.
2
The blue-chip barometer gained a healthy 5 per cent for the day.
3
High barometer is the atmospheric hill; low barometer is the atmospheric valley.
4
There may be much more to the barometer than simply measuring pressure.
5
Some of the differences in elevation are probably due to the barometer.
6
Before he left the chart-room Mayo took a squint at the barometer.
7
When he returned, his house was gone, and the barometer with it.
8
The barometer fell significantly, indicating a tremendous tension in the surrounding haze.
9
Dr. Ferguson consulted the barometer; it announced twelve thousand feet of elevation.
10
The barometer is useless: it is as misleading as the newspaper forecast.
11
This is nothing more than the barometer used in all our houses.
12
The Nikkei stock average has been a barometer of confidence in Abe.
13
And the first thing he did was to look at the barometer.
14
As a barometer for how good any pudding is, Anna is peerless.
15
Several times the captain went into his cabin to examine the barometer.
16
The barometer fell sensibly, and indicated an extreme extension of the vapours.
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Barometer through the time
Barometer across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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