measure up (to) (Meaning)

measure up (to)

No meaning found for this word.

The new employee's performance did not measure up to the expectations set by the company.
The quality of the paint job measured up to the highest professional standards.
The student's test scores measured up to her potential, earning her a scholarship.
The team's victory measured up to their months of hard work and dedication.
The athlete's determination measured up to the challenges of competing at the highest level.
The project's budget measured up to the initial estimates, allowing for its successful completion.
The weight of the package measured up to the allowed limit for shipping.
The amount of food measured up to the number of guests, ensuring there was plenty to go around.
The response time measured up to the emergency services' promised standard.
The candidate's qualifications measured up to the job requirements, making them the ideal choice for the position.

match, approach, stack up (against or with), approximate, hold a candle to,compare (with), reflect,come (to), add up (to), amount (to)

No antonyms found.

The new employee's performance did not measure up to the expectations set by the company.

The quality of the paint job measured up to the highest professional standards.

The student's test scores measured up to her potential, earning her a scholarship.

The team's victory measured up to their months of hard work and dedication.