millimetre BrE
millimeter AmE , auch: mm *

I thought one millimetre was good enough on this kind of car.

There were thousands of them, each about five millimetres long.

It can reach a size from 55 to 65 millimetres.

I can see at least a dozen that are a couple of millimetres long.

On its top is a low crest, two to three millimetres high.

A good average height is from 125 to 128 millimetres.

She turned a key four times a day - a quarter of a millimetre at a time.

There was a faint current, only a few millimetres per second.

The leaves are flat and can be up to 4 millimetres long.

This spider is very small, less than 1.5 millimetres long.

Its overall length is 1,104 millimetres when ready to fire.

For a while he said absolutely nothing, just looked at me, studying every millimetre of my face.

The current rate of rebound is between 4 and 10 millimetres a year.

In this case, the club face had gone through just that one millimetre too low under the ball.

The speed of sound is 5 millimetres for us in this dimension, then.

Each millimetre, he insisted, had to become essential to the whole.

The length of this animal is up to 400 millimetres.

The mountain still grows at a rate of 5 millimetres a year.

Maybe his margin of error is less than 3.6 millimetres.

Their bodies reach a length of between 2.3 and 4 millimetres.

The central disc has been measured to be 10.5 millimetres.

The net result could be a rise in sea levels by just a few millimetres.

Soon as they opened it wider than nine millimetres I would fire.

The annual rainfall range is from 600 to 900 millimetres.

Nineteen millimetres of rain fell in less than 18 minutes.

It may be one or the other by a millimeter.

"But we are not going to move even one millimeter away from this."

Despite being able to move only a few millimeters in and out, finally she came.

"But the knowledge we have says anything more than three or four millimeters is very hard to do."

"You are talking about the difference a millimeter will make."

Members of this family are from one to seven millimeters long.

When set at 135 millimeters, it will focus down to 2 feet from a subject.

Jack saw his head rock back, just a few millimeters.

They can range in size from one to eight millimeters.

Two millimeters of growth in 10 minutes is considered positive.

But when he moved millimeters away, she let herself move a little closer again.

But some go even wider, down to about 28 millimeters.

Still his face, but changed by one or two crucial millimeters.

One was a foreign job, not too heavy, probably a nine millimeter.

The flower is 2 or 3 millimeters long and usually white.

That base hit up the middle, I was a millimeter on top of the ball.

The bars were a millimeter off, and the world was coming to an end.

Each has white petals no more than 6 millimeters long.

The leaves are no longer than 11 millimeters in length.

These speeds are on the order of millimeters per hour.

Not only that, but it was starting to work its way down, a millimeter at a time.

With her nose no more than millimeters from his, she looked long and deep into Bill's eyes.

The larvae are light brown and up to 25 millimeters long.

The species was described in 1895 from a single female, which is five millimeters long.

"I have gone from 23 millimeters to 27," he said.