Advertisement
Advertisement
water gauge
noun
any device for indicating the height of water in a reservoir, tank, boiler, or other vessel.
water gauge
noun
Also called: water glass.an instrument that indicates the presence or the quantity of water in a tank, reservoir, or boiler feed
Word History and Origins
Origin of water gauge1
Example Sentences
Sensors measure how fast sediment passes along the river, just like the real water gauges floating in the Mississippi.
Already this spring, the gravel beds that the sucker fish spawn in are dry and water gauges on Klamath River tributaries show the flow is the lowest in nearly a century.
At least one water gauge in the park reached its highest level since 1962.
We just don’t have the water gauges and other scientific infrastructure.
Operators there encountered a similar problem, where one water gauge malfunctioned, and the other gave an accurate reading.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Browse