It is another two hundred meters to the station.
彼の身長は一メートル八十センチある。
He is one meter eighty centimeters tall.
Refers to a measuring instrument or gauge, but this meaning is normally written and said メーター in modern Japanese; メートル for this sense is uncommon or old-fashioned.
See also: メーター
計器を指す「メートル」は、今はふつう「メーター」と言う。
For a measuring instrument, メートル is now usually called メーター.
He ran 100 meters in 11 seconds.
It's another 500 meters to the station.
This bridge is 200 meters long.
センチメートル (1/100 of a meter) is often confused with メートル itself when converting units.
Rare ateji spelling for the length unit, mainly of historical or dictionary interest.