Definition of metricate in English:

metricate

verb ˈmɛtrɪkeɪtˈmɛtrəˌkeɪt

[with object]

Convert to a metric system of measurement.
when copper pipe was metricated, the method of measuring it changed
Example sentencesExamples
- The theory offers a novel way to metricate Hofmeister effects and also leads to thermodynamic quantities, which account for the influence of salts.
- Napoleon Bonaparte started to metricate the world in the early 1800s. Two hundred years later, the US still has problems in following the rest of the world.
- Everything from cough mixture to nail varnish is already metricated in the city's pharmacies.
- Imagine - the European Commission might want to harmonise uniforms and cap badges, or even metricate them.
- If I follow his argument correctly, then logically we shall need to metricate all other things such as time, for example.

Derivatives

metrication

noun mɛtrɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)nˌmɛtrəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n

The UK government committed to introduce metrication over a 10-year period 40 years ago but has yet to introduce kilometres on our roads.
Example sentencesExamples
- I used to love all these things - before metrication.
- He is well-known for protests against council tax that have led to him being jailed and has also been associated with protests against metrication.
- It would do no harm to allow metric on pedestrian distance signs and would pave the way for the ultimate objective of full metrication of traffic signs.
- We're sitting less than 12 months away from a General Election and any party that declared support for metrication would take a pounding.

Definition of metricate in US English:

metricate

verbˈmetrəˌkātˈmɛtrəˌkeɪt

[with object]

Change or adapt to a metric system of measurement.
when copper pipe was metricated, the method of measuring it changed
Example sentencesExamples
- If I follow his argument correctly, then logically we shall need to metricate all other things such as time, for example.
- Everything from cough mixture to nail varnish is already metricated in the city's pharmacies.
- The theory offers a novel way to metricate Hofmeister effects and also leads to thermodynamic quantities, which account for the influence of salts.
- Napoleon Bonaparte started to metricate the world in the early 1800s. Two hundred years later, the US still has problems in following the rest of the world.
- Imagine - the European Commission might want to harmonise uniforms and cap badges, or even metricate them.

单词	metricate
释义	Definition of metricate in English: metricate verb ˈmɛtrɪkeɪtˈmɛtrəˌkeɪt [with object] Convert to a metric system of measurement. when copper pipe was metricated, the method of measuring it changed Example sentencesExamples The theory offers a novel way to metricate Hofmeister effects and also leads to thermodynamic quantities, which account for the influence of salts. Napoleon Bonaparte started to metricate the world in the early 1800s. Two hundred years later, the US still has problems in following the rest of the world. Everything from cough mixture to nail varnish is already metricated in the city's pharmacies. Imagine - the European Commission might want to harmonise uniforms and cap badges, or even metricate them. If I follow his argument correctly, then logically we shall need to metricate all other things such as time, for example. Derivatives metrication noun mɛtrɪˈkeɪʃ(ə)nˌmɛtrəˈkeɪʃ(ə)n The UK government committed to introduce metrication over a 10-year period 40 years ago but has yet to introduce kilometres on our roads. Example sentencesExamples I used to love all these things - before metrication. He is well-known for protests against council tax that have led to him being jailed and has also been associated with protests against metrication. It would do no harm to allow metric on pedestrian distance signs and would pave the way for the ultimate objective of full metrication of traffic signs. We're sitting less than 12 months away from a General Election and any party that declared support for metrication would take a pounding. Definition of metricate in US English: metricate verbˈmetrəˌkātˈmɛtrəˌkeɪt [with object] Change or adapt to a metric system of measurement. when copper pipe was metricated, the method of measuring it changed Example sentencesExamples If I follow his argument correctly, then logically we shall need to metricate all other things such as time, for example. Everything from cough mixture to nail varnish is already metricated in the city's pharmacies. The theory offers a novel way to metricate Hofmeister effects and also leads to thermodynamic quantities, which account for the influence of salts. Napoleon Bonaparte started to metricate the world in the early 1800s. Two hundred years later, the US still has problems in following the rest of the world. Imagine - the European Commission might want to harmonise uniforms and cap badges, or even metricate them.
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