52meter

52meter is a nonstandard descriptor used to indicate an object whose length, height, or span is approximately 52 meters. It is not a formal unit of measurement; in formal writing, the quantity would be expressed using the meter (m). The term tends to appear in informal descriptions, catalogs, or notes where exact precision is not required.

Usage and grammar

When used before a noun, the standard adjectival form is 52-meter (with a hyphen), as in “a 52-meter crane.” In ordinary prose, one might write “52 meters long” or “52 m” depending on the desired level of precision. In technical contexts, measurements are given with the explicit unit and often with decimals to convey exactness, such as “52.0 m.”

Context and examples

Because 52 meters represents a substantial dimension, contexts include ships, towers, bridges, large statues, or heavy machinery. Without decimal precision, descriptions remain approximate. In encyclopedia or engineering writing, the exact figure would typically be stated as 52 meters (52 m), with any rounding noted if relevant.

See also

Metric system; Meter (unit); Length; Measurement; Approximation.