mea·sure·ment 
/ˈmɛʒɚmənt/ noun
plural mea·sure·ments /ˈmɛʒɚmənt/ noun 1 [noncount] : the act or process of measuring something
▪ The test is for the measurement of a student's progress. ▪ Carpentry requires careful measurement. ▪ The instruments provide accurate measurement of atmospheric conditions. 2 [count] : a size, length, or amount known by measuring something
▪ The room's measurements are 30 by 15 feet. ▪ The instruments are used for taking measurements of atmospheric conditions. ▪ Accurate measurements are required in carpentry. ▪ The tailor took his measurements, and his waist measurement is 36 inches.
▪ The test is for the measurement of a student's progress. ▪ Carpentry requires careful measurement. ▪ The instruments provide accurate measurement of atmospheric conditions.
▪ The room's measurements are 30 by 15 feet. ▪ The instruments are used for taking measurements of atmospheric conditions. ▪ Accurate measurements are required in carpentry. ▪ The tailor took his measurements, and his waist measurement is 36 inches.
