0 to make a judgment about a situation or about what someone thinks or feels -- oceniać
[ + question word ] It's impossible to gauge what her reaction will be.
1 to measure a distance, size, or amount -- mierzyć
2 a way of judging something such as a situation or what someone thinks or feels -- wskaźnik
Street interviews aren't an accurate gauge of public opinion.
3 a method or piece of equipment that you use to measure something -- miernik, wskaźnik
a fuel gauge
Determining what information searches are blocked by the government is a useful gauge to censorship.
Her husband's death had been a gauge of these qualities, and had either affirmed or remoulded her attitude to each daughter.
However, because perceptions of closeness are gauged by a three-point scale the independent variable effects perhaps ought to be estimated with an ordered probit model.
The gauge response behaves as two-polar periodical signal with gradually decreasing amplitude.
They were aspirated with a 10 cm3 syringe attached to an 18 gauge needle.
One has the rare opportunity to prise underneath the 'official mind' of patriotism, and to gauge public reaction through press reports and periodical articles.
The survey asked these workers a broad assortment of questions to gauge their understanding and appreciation of their employer-sponsored retirement plans.
Similarly, effective repertory theatre surveys can also gauge their audiences' motivation for attending their theatre.
