measure out



measure something out

to measure and distribute something as it is being taken out, unwrapped, unfolded, etc. Carl measured the grain out a cup at a time. He measured out the grain little by little.
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measure out

v.
To dispense some specific, measured amount of something: The cook measured out four cups of flour into the bowl. The tailor measured two yards of material out and cut it from the bolt.
See also: measure, out

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Lorenzolo-REN-tso (Italian), lo-REN-tho (Spanish), lo-REN-so (Latin American Spanish)Italian, Spanish
KingeKING-əGerman
Bryanna-English (Modern)
IngridING-rid (Swedish), ING-ree (Norwegian), ING-grit (German)Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, German
Kalev (2)-Biblical Hebrew
Gy&Eth;A-Ancient Scandinavian, Icelandic