How to pronounce Millimeters in English

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Not millimeters;

Microns to two millimeters thick.

Wood screws 5 millimeters in diameter.

Down to the scale of millimeters.

Leaving a round aperture of 4 millimeters.

Your own natural lash like 2 millimeters.

With an accuracy of a few millimeters?

millimeters down to 100 microns or dot one

Soles can be no thicker than 40 millimeters,

Never more than 250 millimeters of precipitation a year.

And adjusting the gap between them by just millimeters,

It has a two-person titanium sphere, 90 millimeters-thick,

His sculptures are tiny: usually between 2 and 5 millimeters.

The sea sediment study looked at microplastics—particles smaller than 5 millimeters.

You'll need in detail: two copper pipes eighteen millimeters in diameter and two

That sea level is rising at about 3.2 millimeters per year on average

Copper pipes, each 18 millimeters in diameter and two meters 50 in length. The

If I move the glasses even a couple millimeters in any direction the image

Off three millimeters less on that leg that means that there's less movement in

And 1/8 inches or about 10 millimeters it's not going to make a whole lot of

These are objects are smaller than 5 millimeters, and can be anything from tiny shards broken off larger items