meter
A device at the side of a road that you put money into so that you can park your car there for a certain amount of time.
A device that measures the amount of electricity consumed.
A device that measures the amount of electricity consumed.
A device that measures the amount of gas consumed.
A device that measures the amount of water consumed.
A device for measuring the electrical power being consumed.
A device that measures the intensity of light, often used in photography.
A device for measuring the moisture content in a substance.
A device that measures sound pressure levels.
A device that measures the level of pressure.
To look at a meter to see what it says.
To put money into a parking meter.
To inspect a meter to ensure it is working correctly or to see its reading.
To put in a meter so that it is ready to use.
To install a meter.
To put money into a parking meter.
A person whose job is to read gas, electricity, or water meters.
The set of numbers shown on a meter.
A female traffic warden who gives out tickets for illegal parking.
Used to say that the meter is actively counting, especially for a taxi.
Used to say that the meter is actively counting, often with an audible sound.