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Disdrometer is used to measure hail occurrence and size if that is what you mean by measure
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In New Zealand there are Franz Josef glacier and Fox glacier In the French Alps there is the Mer de Glace The largest glaciers in the world are the ice sheets on Greenland, the second largest glacier in the world, and the ice sheet on Antarctica is the largest in the world. glaciers are riveres of ice that moves very slowly.
J'ai été malade de mer. On dit j'ai eu le mal de mer
Mal de mer is an expression literally translating into "sick of sea" or "bad of sea." In English, we know it as "seasick."
"Mal de Mer"
The cast of Mal de mer - 2004 includes: Christopher Buchholz as Wojteck Bulle Ogier as Denise Alexandre Ogou as Marco Michel Piccoli as Anselme
"Le mal de mer" is the French term for seasickness.
The word "mer" has many different meanings. If you are talking about DNA oligonucleotides, a mer is a unit of length for an oligonucleotide. The length is usually denoted by the suffix "-mer" (from Greek meros, "part"). For example, a fragment of 25 bases would be called a 25-mer. The question may be refering to meropenem, an injectable antibiotic commonly refered to as Mer. It is a broad spectrum beta-lactam and works by inhibiting cell wall synthesis. It is mostly bacteriocidal. It is sold as Neopenom, Merotrol, Meropen, Merrem, Meronem and Mepen. Mer is the French word for sea as in "mal de mer" meaning seasickness. Mer is the brand name for an automotive paintwork polish based on caribu wax. Mer also means something like Mermaids or Mermans Ok mer actually means something else. Mer is like a pirate word. U know the word arg? That's sort of like mer. It can mean thousands of different things. Hi, bye, peace, what, stop, or anything else like that,
Actors Entertainment - 2009 Thespian Thoughts Review by Erica Mer of 'The Train Driver' 2-198 was released on: USA: 7 November 2010
Poirot suffered from 'mal de mer' or sea sickness.
à la mer, au bord de la mer
"Une planche à voile sur la mer" (on/above the sea) is better. You could hear "dans la mer" (in/into the sea) in conversations, but the correct usage would be for things under the waves.
Chance à la mer means "Luck at sea". You would probably want to say Bon chance à la mer, or Good luck at sea.
Bord de mer.