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“metres” pronunciation in Australian, British and American English
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How to pronounce metres
Listen to metres in real sentences, spoken by real people in public video clips — no dictionary recording, the word as it is actually used.Real people saying metres in public video clips — the word as it is actually used.
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“metres” in real sentences
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The cavern is 57 metres long, 27 metres in width, and 24 metres high.
The Royal Institution -
The construction is 74 metres high, 86 metres in diameter.
Tom Scott -
It's nearly four metres long, well, over four metres long.
UK Parliament -
something close to 300 metres long and about 50 metres wide.
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