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inch1 British & World English

a unit of linear measure equal to one twelfth of a foot (2.54 cm)

inch2 British & World English

a small island or a small area of high land

half-inch British & World English

a unit of length half as long as an inch

column inch British & World English

a one-inch length of a column in a newspaper or magazine

every inch in inch1 British & World English

the whole surface, distance, or area

inch-perfect British & World English

(of a move or shot in sport) perfectly judged; extremely accurate

twelve-inch single British & World English

a record 12 inches in diameter, played at 45 rpm and typically featuring an extended or alternative version of a particular track

give someone an inch and he or she will take a mile in inch1 British & World English

once concessions have been made to someone they will demand a great deal

inch of mercury in inch1 British & World English

(as a unit of atmospheric pressure) an amount that would support a column of mercury one-inch high in a barometer (equal to 33.86 millibars, 29.5 inches being equal to one bar)

inch English-French

pouce m= 2.54 cm

inch English-Italian

pollice m

inch1 English-Spanish

pulgada2,54 centímetros

inch2 English-Spanish

to inch forward

inch forward in inch English-Italian

avanzare gradatamente

give or take an inch (or two) in give English-French

à quelques centimètres près

inch [one's way] forward in inch English-German

sich Zoll für Zoll vorwärts bewegen

to come within an inch of winning in inch English-French

passer à deux doigts de la victoire

I've searched every inch of the house in inch1 English-Spanish

he buscado hasta en el último rincón de la casa