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The phrase "1 metre" is correct and usable in written English
For example, you can use it to measure the width of a room: "The width of this room is 1 metre."
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Flanking the mīān farsh are two runners, or kanārehs, which are mainly used for walking and which measure some 18 × 3 feet (5.5 × 1 metres).
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Its average length is 1 metre (maximum 1.9 metres).
The blast left a crater that was 2 metres wide and more than 1 metre deep.
It is able to create things with dimensions of up to 2.5 metres by 1.2 metres by 1 metre.
So if you travel 1 metre in 1 second, you'll travel 4 metres in 2 seconds.
The vision was counting finger 1 metre.
Air sampling was conducted at a height of 1 metre and a minimum of 1 metre from the nearest surface.
And, in a photograph recently obtained from a hunter, the body of one chimp appears to be about 1½ metres tall (five feet or so).
Oceans, the study says, would rise by 0.5-1 metres by 2100, devastating coastal cities and bearing especially heavily on East and South Asia.
"About 200 metres".
Fifteen metres, 10 metres, eight metres.
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