foot (unit of length equal to 0.3048 m)

physical dimensions or measurements, especially regarding clothing or objects

a standard of measurement or the proportion used in representation

meter (unit of length)

numerical or coded measurement indicating the dimensions of apparel or footwear

very close; almost within reach; close at hand

To not be satisfied with small gains and continuously demand more; to take advantage of someone's concession or kindness.

an adjustable device on a firearm used for aiming

(literary) very close; very near

ruler (measuring instrument)

square foot (unit of area equal to 0.093 m²)

The inner and longer of the two bones of the human forearm, situated on the side opposite to the thumb.

to yearn for or crave something intensely, often with greed or envy

the ratio of the distance on a map, drawing, or model to the corresponding distance in the real world

tape measure (usually retractable)

so close, yet worlds apart

cubic meter (m³)

straight ruler

To be at the highest level of achievement or enlightenment (originally a Buddhist expression).

a Chinese unit of length equal to 1/3 meter

literally 'ice three feet thick'; used metaphorically to mean that a state of affairs has not come about suddenly, but is the result of long-term accumulation or development.

to take someone's measurements

(literary) a one-foot-long strip of wood or bamboo, used for writing in ancient times; (as a metonym) letter; written message

a tool used for measuring or drawing right angles

The looper caterpillar or larva of a moth in the family Geometridae, known for its distinctive looping gait.

rear sight (of a gun)

meter stick; metric ruler one meter in length

a tool used for measuring or drawing right angles

(literary) a one-foot-long piece of white silk used for writing in ancient times; (metonymically) a letter or written message

micrometer screw gauge; micrometer

A drafting or carpentry tool with a T-shaped head used for drawing straight lines or checking right angles.

trouble, conflict, or rumors arising unexpectedly and without apparent cause

a set square or carpenter's square

set square (tool to measure right angles)

ungraduated ruler or straightedge

sliding bevel (to measure angles)

depth indicator or gauge

dial or vernier calipers

To strive for even greater improvement or achievement after one has already reached a high level of success.

traditional Chinese musical notation using Chinese characters to represent musical notes

ruler and compass construction (geometry)

Norma (constellation)

ruler and compass (in geometric constructions)

moth in family Geometridae

Everyone has their strong and weak points, and everything has its relative advantages and disadvantages.