CEFR B1

gauge

verb

Meaning

To measure or estimate the amount, level, or size of something.

Examples

We need to gauge the depth of the water before sailing.
It's difficult to gauge the true impact of the new policy.

Synonyms: measure, assess, estimate, appraise

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gauge (B1)

verb

Pronunciation: /ɡeɪdʒ/

Definition

To measure or estimate the amount, level, or size of something.

Examples

We need to gauge the depth of the water before sailing.
It's difficult to gauge the true impact of the new policy.
The politician tried to gauge the mood of the voters.

How to Use gauge

gauge something (verb): To measure or estimate something. — "It's hard to gauge the success of the campaign."
gauge of something (noun phrase): A standard or measurement of something. — "The standard gauge of railway tracks varies by region."

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