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Meanings of inches in English
Unit of length derived from the international yard.
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Usage of inches in English
1
The water at the house was far lower, only about eighteen inches.
2
Either way, make sure your peel measures at least sixteen inches across.
3
The tree in the foreground is 20 inches in diameter of trunk.
4
It gets into the soul; it is stagnation; you die by inches.
5
Rains up to 8 inches were possible, the Cuban Meteorological Institute said.
6
Today, it's frozen solid, but with inches of new snow on top.
7
The window on the opposite wall had been left open several inches.
8
It's normally only about 18 inches deep at this time of year.
9
Heights of plants to the base of the calyx, measured in inches.
10
The nest measured quite 18 inches in diameter and five in thickness.
11
The river fell about three inches in the course of the night.
12
The panel in the ceiling of the closet was twenty inches square.
13
Since then, drones have come within inches of crashing into important targets.
14
Semisoft; sheep or goat; thick, round, four to five inches in diameter.
15
The umbilicus was five inches in diameter and three inches in length.
16
Of course inches mean a lot in the fickle game of golf.
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