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Definition 1:
The total amount of physical space that a person or thing occupies :how large or small someone or something is count noncount .
Examples:
The size of the box is 12 inches long, 6 inches wide, and 5 inches tall.
The bug was about the size of a dime.
The twins are the same size. [=height]
The tomatoes haven’t quite reached their full size.
The house is a good size.
Pieces of wood in all shapes and sizes
Televisions in large and small sizes
The cars are similar in size.
Definition 2:
The total number of people or things in a group count noncount .
Examples:
I was impressed by the size of the audience.
The size of the population keeps increasing.
There is a big difference in size between 50 people and a hundred!
Definition 3:
The very large size of something .
Examples:
It’s hard to imagine the canyon’s size until you see it in person.
You should have seen the size of the shark they caught!
Definition 4:
A specific size .
Examples:
The lumber can be cut to size. [=cut to the specific size you need]
Definition 5:
One of a series of standard measurements in which clothing, shoes, etc., are made count noncount .
Examples:
What is your shoe size?
The dress is a size 12.
Do you have this dress in a larger size?
She’s a size six. [=the clothes that fit her are size six]
Try this shoe on for size. [=try this shoe on to see if it is the correct size]
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