measures — actions taken to achieve a particular result or deal with a problem
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: actions taken to achieve a particular result or deal with a problem
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈmeʒərz/
Example Sentences
- The restaurant took drastic measures after finding a mouse in the kitchen - they hired a cat as their new 'security officer'.
- Companies must implement cost-cutting measures during economic downturns.
- The tailor measures each customer twice to ensure a perfect fit.
measures
NOUN[/ˈmeʒərz/]
actions taken to achieve a particular result or deal with a problem

a safety coordinator in a bright vest directs employees toward emergency exits while holding a clipboard with evacuation procedures. She points clearly toward the stairwell while checking that everyone follows the planned route. The employees move in an orderly line following the designated path she has established. Her systematic approach prevents panic and ensures everyone reaches safety efficiently. Other staff members assist by guiding people and checking rooms to make sure no one is left behind. actions taken to achieve a particular result and deal with a problem

Surrounded by treasures, yet burdened by pressures, he crafts wise measures!
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“The restaurant took drastic measures after finding a mouse in the kitchen - they hired a cat as their new 'security officer'.”
“Companies must implement cost-cutting measures during economic downturns.”
“The tailor measures each customer twice to ensure a perfect fit.”
“My cooking measures are very scientific: a pinch of this, a splash of that, and hope for the best!”
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