Definition of piezometer in English:

piezometer

noun ˌpʌɪɪˈzɒmɪtəpiəˈzɑmədər

An instrument for measuring the pressure of a liquid or gas, or something related to pressure (such as the compressibility of liquid). Piezometers are often placed in boreholes to monitor the pressure or depth of groundwater.
Example sentencesExamples
- Two piezometers were installed to measure groundwater levels.
- The instrumentation includes various gauges embedded in the dam structure or installed around the dam body, such as uplift pressure cells, thermometers, piezometers, stress and strain meters, and coordimeters.
- Groundwater at the site was measured by installing a piezometer.
- Horizontal movement is measured by inclinometers, and multiple-point vibrating-wire piezometers provide information on groundwater pressure.
- The ground investigation included rotary coring, self-boring expansion pressuremeters, self-boring load cells, self-boring permeaters, vibrating-wire piezometers, and the instrumented drilling tests.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Greek piezein 'press, squeeze' + -meter.

Definition of piezometer in US English:

piezometer

nounpēəˈzämədərpiəˈzɑmədər

An instrument for measuring the pressure of a liquid or gas, or something related to pressure (such as the compressibility of liquid). Piezometers are often placed in boreholes to monitor the pressure or depth of groundwater.
Example sentencesExamples
- Horizontal movement is measured by inclinometers, and multiple-point vibrating-wire piezometers provide information on groundwater pressure.
- The ground investigation included rotary coring, self-boring expansion pressuremeters, self-boring load cells, self-boring permeaters, vibrating-wire piezometers, and the instrumented drilling tests.
- Two piezometers were installed to measure groundwater levels.
- The instrumentation includes various gauges embedded in the dam structure or installed around the dam body, such as uplift pressure cells, thermometers, piezometers, stress and strain meters, and coordimeters.
- Groundwater at the site was measured by installing a piezometer.

Origin

Early 19th century: from Greek piezein ‘press, squeeze’ + -meter.

单词	piezometer
释义	Definition of piezometer in English: piezometer noun ˌpʌɪɪˈzɒmɪtəpiəˈzɑmədər An instrument for measuring the pressure of a liquid or gas, or something related to pressure (such as the compressibility of liquid). Piezometers are often placed in boreholes to monitor the pressure or depth of groundwater. Example sentencesExamples Two piezometers were installed to measure groundwater levels. The instrumentation includes various gauges embedded in the dam structure or installed around the dam body, such as uplift pressure cells, thermometers, piezometers, stress and strain meters, and coordimeters. Groundwater at the site was measured by installing a piezometer. Horizontal movement is measured by inclinometers, and multiple-point vibrating-wire piezometers provide information on groundwater pressure. The ground investigation included rotary coring, self-boring expansion pressuremeters, self-boring load cells, self-boring permeaters, vibrating-wire piezometers, and the instrumented drilling tests. Origin Early 19th century: from Greek piezein 'press, squeeze' + -meter. Definition of piezometer in US English: piezometer nounpēəˈzämədərpiəˈzɑmədər An instrument for measuring the pressure of a liquid or gas, or something related to pressure (such as the compressibility of liquid). Piezometers are often placed in boreholes to monitor the pressure or depth of groundwater. Example sentencesExamples Horizontal movement is measured by inclinometers, and multiple-point vibrating-wire piezometers provide information on groundwater pressure. The ground investigation included rotary coring, self-boring expansion pressuremeters, self-boring load cells, self-boring permeaters, vibrating-wire piezometers, and the instrumented drilling tests. Two piezometers were installed to measure groundwater levels. The instrumentation includes various gauges embedded in the dam structure or installed around the dam body, such as uplift pressure cells, thermometers, piezometers, stress and strain meters, and coordimeters. Groundwater at the site was measured by installing a piezometer. Origin Early 19th century: from Greek piezein ‘press, squeeze’ + -meter.
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