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Meanings of metres in English
SI unit of length.
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Usage of metres in English
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However, the front-line remained just 50 metres from hundreds of armed troops.
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At 750 metres, however Hussey began her first push with immediate result.
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The sea level dropped by 16 metres, according to the World Bank.
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Vanke said it sold 1 million square metres of property in August.
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Police lined up behind clear shields about 30 metres down the road.
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The islands stand less than a couple of metres above sea level.
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Consumption is about 50 million cubic metres on an average winter day.
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People should also still keep two metres apart, if possible, he said.
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He said it was about 10 metres long and weighed several tonnes.
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There's the bridge which is just about three metres above sea level.
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France clear and the lineout will be 30 metres back towards halfway.
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In normal years, the lake has an average level of 12 metres.
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The orebody is sinking at a rate of five metres per second.
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The company has 74 million square metres of projects in the works.
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The capital has sunk 10 metres over the course of the century.
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And their high above sea level is between two to three metres.
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