None.
Metric measures are most widespread but there are plenty of hold-outs. Different places use different general measures, no particular units are used everywhere ("globally").
The US is still using Imperial measures (feet, inches, cups, ounces, fluid ounces) and making no effort to switch over, while Canada and the UK are gradually switching to metric (grams, kilos, liters, etc.). Most of Europe is metric.
The US will likely be the very last country to abandon the Imperial system.
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The only universal way of measuring is through established units of measurement defined by the International System of Units (SI). These units, such as meters for length, kilograms for mass, and seconds for time, provide a standardized framework that can be used globally. This ensures consistency and comparability across different fields, disciplines, and regions. While there are various systems of measurement, the SI units are widely accepted and used internationally.
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There are several, collectively known as the SI units.
Centimetres are units used for the measurement of lengths (or distances).