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electric meter

 

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Noun electric meter has 1 sense
  1. electric meter, power meter - a meter for measuring the amount of electric power used
    --1 is a kind of meter

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Electric Meter

Noun:

An electric meter is a device used to measure and record the amount of electricity consumed by a particular electrical circuit or device.

Example sentence: The electric meter in our house shows that we have used a significant amount of electricity this month.


Adjective:

The term "electric meter" can also be used as an adjective to describe something that is related to or involving the measurement of electricity.

Example sentence: She works as an electric meter technician, ensuring that meters are installed and functioning properly.


Popular Usage:

The electric meter is a common sight in households and businesses, where it is used by utility companies to determine the amount of electricity consumed and calculate bills accurately.

Example sentence: The electric meter outside my apartment is read every month by the electric company.


Local Usage:

In some regions, the term "electric meter" may be used interchangeably with "electricity meter" or "power meter" to refer to the same device.

Example sentence: The local electrician came to check the electric meter to ensure it was working correctly.


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