measure (up) (Meaning)

measure (up)

to be the equal (as in ability), to have necessary or fitting qualifications

The tailor meticulously measured up the client for a custom-tailored suit.
To ensure a perfect fit, the dressmaker measured up the bride-to-be.
The contractor carefully measured up the area before drawing up plans for a new addition.
The engineer measured up the distance between two points to determine the appropriate wire length.
The architect measured up the property to determine the maximum buildable area.
The carpenter measured up the wood for precise cutting and assembly.
The electrician measured up the circuits to calculate the required amperage.
The plumber measured up the pipes to ensure proper water flow and pressure.
The landscaper measured up the yard to determine the number of plants and materials needed.
The mathematician measured up the angles and distances to solve a complex problem.

to be the equal (as in ability), to have necessary or fitting qualifications

correspond (to), amount (to),come (to), touch, approach, add up (to), match, rival, emulate, equal

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The tailor meticulously measured up the client for a custom-tailored suit.

To ensure a perfect fit, the dressmaker measured up the bride-to-be.

The contractor carefully measured up the area before drawing up plans for a new addition.

The engineer measured up the distance between two points to determine the appropriate wire length.