"Firstly,based on the two viewpoints-some hold that shutting down these factories can improve the country's air,others are positive[wd4] that shutting down them[wd1] would make the economic growth slower and slower,and many social issues would arise,like unemployment.We should take measurements[?] according to the local situation,deciding [pr6]the factories nearby should be closed down or not."
Does anyone know "take measurements" convey the meaning the writer wants to?
Besides, I don't know for sure how "take a measurement" is used in daily communication.
Could you give some sentences in using measure, or measurement in daily communication?
thanks
Top answer
If you are going to buy a pair of jeans online, you need to take your measurements first - waist, hips, and leg length. Then you know the size you need to buy. They took careful measurements t o make a model of the home.
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If you are going to buy a pair of jeans online, you need to take your measurements first - waist, hips, and leg length. Then you know the size you need to buy.
They took careful measurements to make a model of the home.
He will take measurements of snow and ice thickness for research into climate change.
Thanks. If you are buying a second-hand table, would you say "Could you give me the measurements of the table?", which means the height, width, and depth?