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surveyor's level

 

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Noun surveyor's level has 1 sense
  1. surveyor's level - surveying instrument consisting basically of a small telescope with an attached spirit level rotating around a vertical axis; for measuring relative heights of land
    --1 is a kind of
    surveying instrument, surveyor's instrument
    --1 has parts: level, spirit level
    --1 has particulars: Abney level; Dumpy level

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Surveyor's Level

Description:

A surveyor's level is a precision optical instrument used by surveyors to measure and establish the height, distance, and angles of various points on the ground. It consists of a telescope mounted on a tripod, equipped with a bubble level for accuracy.

Senses:

Noun

1. A precision optical instrument used by surveyors for measuring heights, distances, and angles.

2. A person who uses a surveyor's level to conduct land surveys.

Usages:

Popular Usage:

Surveyor's levels are commonly used in construction and land development projects to ensure accurate measurements and planning.

Local Usage:

In rural areas, surveyor's levels are often used by farmers to measure the slope of the land for irrigation purposes.

Sample Sentences:

  • I need a surveyor's level to measure the elevation of this plot of land.
  • The surveyor's level showed that the angle of the slope was steeper than anticipated.
  • Samuel, a skilled surveyor's level, was hired to conduct a topographic survey of the area.
  • Using a surveyor's level, the construction team ensured that the buildings were aligned perfectly.

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