width
nounUK /wɪdθ/
US /wɪdθ/
The width of something is how wide it is from one side to the other.
The width of the table is one meter.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The distance from one side of a swimming pool to the other.
She swam two widths of the pool.
3. The quality of being broad or wide.
The width of his knowledge impressed everyone.
4. The measurement of a piece of fabric from side to side.
I bought three widths of cloth for the curtains.