1m40, 1m45, 1m60, 1m75, 1m80
English translation: 4'7
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12 mins confidence: 
4 foot 7 inches Explanation: Done the first one ... you should be able to do the others at the site below (converter at the bottom). We wouldn't always convert to feet and inches, but would if these are people's heights. HTH Mary Reference: http://www.stanford.edu/~rayb/highjump.html |
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14 mins confidence:
Source for conversion Explanation: Here's a source where you will be able to find what you are looking for. http://www.metric.fsworld.co.uk/ http://www.metric.fsworld.co.uk/si_lm.htm#mike |
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17 mins confidence:
4'7", 4'9", 5'3", 5'9", 5'11" Explanation: The above measurements are to the nearest inch. There are 39.3+ inches (= 3'3"+) to a metre. HTH |
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19 mins confidence:
4,59 ft, 4,75 ft, 5,24 ft, 5,74 ft, 5.90 ft Explanation: 1 m = 3,28 ft I've converted meters into feet, but you can also convert it into inches, yards or whatever you want, by using the online converters below: www.allmeasures.com www.convert-me.com |
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24 mins confidence:
Connversion Explanation: Free downloadable converter Converter Buddy |
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29 mins confidence: peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1Ici, en bas à gauche.... "Units conversion" Explanation: Et tout le monde oublie qu'il y a un convertisseur d'unités sur ProZ !!! :-) |
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1 hr confidence:
1.40 m, 1.45 m, 1.60 m, 1.70 m, 1.80 m Explanation: Sizes of what? Dimensions in the UK are metric, so general "British English" is as shown above. Of course, if you're talking about how tall people are... |
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