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Use the big, numbered markings for centimeters. On most metric measuring tapes, centimeters are the most prominent markings. Centimeters are usually labeled with large lines and, next to each line, a number. As with inches, the line marks each centimeter, not the number itself.
A ruler can be used for small objects, while a tape measure is preferable for larger ones or objects that are harder to reach. Measure all of the sides Note that when you place the object flat on a surface, the height is the dimension from the floor to the topmost part of the object. When measuring the other sides, the length is the longer of the two, and width is the remaining side. Related Questions.