It's a saying about properly preparing before action. Measuring 10 times and cutting once is ideal because you are making sure the cut is correct. Measuring once and cutting 10 times is more work than necessary because you weren't prepared to make the cut. It's kind of like sketching before a drawing or drafting a paper before finalizing. You make many changes before completing the actual work. Similar to the saying that "Success is 90% preparation and 10% perspiration." Preping is almost always the majority of the work.
Just means you normally sneeze more than once
Thrice. Thrice means exactly the same thing, but is shortened just as in once and twice.
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Once a century. Century means 100 years.
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Repeated measurement ensures that errors are avoided or reduced. In woodwork there is an old saying, "Measure twice, Cut once."
no this saying means people dont change and that's not true
Repetitive means that it repeats over and over again.
"once in a blue moon" means not very often It means periodically, or we can say once in a long length of time. Again we can say, rarely. Although as I remember the saying, it goes, "Once in a blue moon." Once again it means rarely.
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it ****ing means girlfriend. once i saw weevils kissing by nodding no! i hate it and prince ****ing means boyfreind!
One dimension means you only need to measure once. A line is a good example. It has only one measure - length. ■
"Once in a blue moon" means something that happens very rarely or infrequently, not on a regular basis.
Just means you normally sneeze more than once
He only uses the word twice, once in Coriolanus and once in Love's Labour's Lost. Both times it means exactly what it means nowadays--a little fish.
This means that either she is very bubbly and nice or she really likes you and thinks your cute:)
You say "Fool me once, shame on you! Fool me twice, shame on me!"This means, if you play a trick on me and I fall for it, shame on you for fooling me. But if you play a trick on me and I fall for it again, then shame on me for being foolish.