What the English Idiom ‘Measure Up’ Means

What the English Idiom ‘Measure Up’ Means Hi everyone so I’ve got another business idiom for you and today’s business idiom is measure up so what does measure up mean, well measure up means to be as good, to be as successful as expected or needed. So it means to be as good or to be as successful as expected or needed so that’s measure up. So let me give you some example sentences so our first our sentence today is actually a question. How does the new guy measure up? How does the new guy measure up? Number two, this new product doesn’t measure up, this new product doesn’t measure up. Number 3, employees who don’t measure up will be fired. Employees who don’t measure up will be fired so there we have it. So today’s business idiom measure up, it’s meaning to be as good, to be as successful as expected or needed. So these are the actions I want you to do. I want you to write 5 sentences using today’s business idiom, measure up. Then I want you to practice those sentences in front of a mirror to gain that confidence to get that natural sound. Then I want you to record each of your sentences to make sure you sound natural. If you have to repeat steps 2 and 3 again until you’re natural. Then I want you to use the business idiom measure up twice a day for one week so that’s twice a day for one week. Alright there you have it. Measure up see you next time, bye-bye.