sizing
Prononciation : [ˈsaɪzɪŋ]
Mot
Contexte : « measurement »
(verb) the action of determining the size of something. For example, when you want to know how big a shirt is, you need to size it.
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She is sizing the table to see if it will fit in the dining room.
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He isn't sizing the boxes correctly, so they won't all fit in the car.
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Are you sizing the ingredients correctly for the recipe?
Contexte : « clothing »
(noun) the standard measurement for clothing or other items to determine how big they are. Like when you look for a shirt size that fits you well.
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Her sizing for the dress was perfect, and it fit her like a glove.
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The sizing on this jacket is incorrect; it feels too tight for me.
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What sizing do you wear in shoes?
Contexte : « design »
(noun) the process of creating different sizes for products or materials. This helps make sure that things come in all sorts of sizes to fit everyone.
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The company offers a variety of sizing options for their furniture.
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The lack of proper sizing options means not everyone can use the equipment.
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What types of sizing do they provide for their products?
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