Third-person singular simple present indicative form of measure the drapes

To an equal extent.

To take part in a dance; to dance.

(obsolete) To show restraint; to behave with moderation. / (obsolete) To act in due consideration with (a person, opinion etc.).

Third-person singular simple present indicative form of keep measures

(mathematical analysis, measure theory) A measure-like function derived from some premeasure as follows: when it is applied to a set E, it yields the infimum of the premeasures of all possible premeasurable covers of E. More abstractly, a measure-like function whose domain is the power set of some underlying set, which has the properties of (1) yielding zero when applied to the empty set, (2) being monotonic (if A is subset of B then this function applied to A is less-than-or-equal to this function applied to B), (3) being subadditive (if A is a countable sum of Bⱼ's then this function applied to A is less-than-or-equal to the sum of the applications of this function to the Bⱼ's).

past participle of measure the drapes

plural of Borel measure

(UK) External administration for a failing public service such as a school or hospital. / (Scotland, law) Judicial systems to protect vulnerable witnesses in courts of law.

plural of tape measure