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Meanings of pedometer in English

A device that counts the number of steps that a person takes.

Usage of pedometer in English
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You're under no legal obligation to wear a pedometer or shed pounds.
Wired
2
I glanced furtively at my pedometer, and found I had made 47 miles.
The Entire Project Gutenberg Works of Mark Twain
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Half of all participants will be asked to use a pedometer.
Pubmed
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In short, if you're shopping for a pedometer, don't settle for dry data.
Wired
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Still, overall, this is a great little pedometer and activity tracker.
Wired
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Other features include voice memos, weather updates, a pedometer and stopwatch.
Ebony
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Each teacher could be fitted with a pedometer to measure productivity.
The Irish Times
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The cameramen gave me a pedometer because I pace so much.
Wired
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If you're embarking on a walking program, it's worth investing in a pedometer.
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The Striiv is a small pedometer with a touch screen interface.
Wired
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Results: Of 10 eligible studies, two studies reported pedometer use and eight accelerometer use.
Pubmed
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Also, using a pedometer helped them increase overall physical activity levels by 27 percent.
Reuters
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Use a pedometer for a more accurate reading, with an aim of two-four miles.
Jamaica Observer
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Patients with longer six-minute walking distance had more pedometer scores.
Pubmed
15
We have practically no movement, Garza said, referencing her pedometer.
Reuters
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The Whoop Strap is a newcomer here and it's way beyond a simple pedometer.
News.com.au
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