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Meanings of tapeline in English
Measuring instrument consisting of a narrow strip (cloth or metal) marked in inches or centimeters and used for measuring lengths.
Synonyms
Examples for "tape"
Examples for "tape"
1
We therefore devised a new measuring tape-based method for determining vertebral level.
2
Mono versus stereo; CD quality, cassette tape quality, or cell phone quality
3
You agree to sell the company today and this tape will disappear.
4
Thus, we usually used transobturator tape in the treatment of stress incontinence.
5
The excess of red tape seems to be a particularly European problem.
1
Preston examined the window and made some measurements with my tape measure.
2
He grabbed a tape measure and rolled over to the cement cast.
3
The AR revolution will come not with a bang but a tape measure.
4
First, O'Hanlon's tape measure to set his starting blocks in lane seven broke.
5
I don't exactly have a tape measure up here with me.
Usage of tapeline in English
1
At last he stopped, and took a tapeline from his pocket.
2
These facts Tom ascertained with the use of a small tapeline which he carried in his pocket.
3
I'll borrow dad's big tapeline to measure off the other bases, and the grand stand can go here.
4
"Let's get father's tapeline and measure it," said Frank.
Frequent collocations
Tapeline through the time