Measures and degrees with

度 originally meant “ruler” or “to measure”, but its meaning has evolved to denote “degree” or “limit”, “number of times”, and “units of angle or temperature”.

Measurement

(Degree of exposure)

露出度(ろしゅつど) means the amount of skin exposed or the degree of public or media visibility.

It combines 露出 (exposure) with 度 (degree) to show the measured extent of exposure.

Manga panel from ご注文はうさぎですか? showing example of Too much exposure with 〜すぎる.
ご注文はうさぎですか? » Volume 1 » Page 18

Rize misunderstands Cocoa’s suggesting the staff of Rabbit House wear bunny ears. She imagines herself in a skimpy bunny girl outfit.

リゼ:
「露出度(ろしゅつど)高(たか)すぎだろ!」
“That's way too revealing!”
ココア:
「ウサ耳(みみ)の話(はなし)しかしてないのに」
“Even though we haven't talked about anything but bunny ears...”
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Time

(This time)

今度(こんど) means “this time” or “next time”, depending on context.

It combines 今 (now) with 度 (occurrence) to show the present or upcoming occasion.

Example 1 of 2: Going to buy mugs with 〜に行く
Example 1 of 2
Manga panel from ご注文はうさぎですか? showing example of Going to buy mugs with 〜に行く.
ご注文はうさぎですか? » Volume 1 » Page 51

Cocoa discusses the café’s coffee cups with Chino.

ココア:
「この前(まえ)面白(おもしろ)いカップ見(み)つけたんだ」
“I found an interesting cup the other day.”
「今度(こんど)買(か)いに行(い)かない?」
“Why don't we go buy some?”
リゼ:
「へぇ どんな」
“Oh? What kind?”
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Example 2 of 2: Going to say good morning with 行っといで
Example 2 of 2
Manga panel from ストロボ・エッジ showing example of Going to say good morning with 行っといで.
ストロボ・エッジ » Volume 2 » Page 15

Ninako confessed her feelings to Ren, even knowing he already has a girlfriend and would turn her down. After not seeing Ren during summer break, Ninako wonders if she’ll still be able to greet him normally. After a boy she turned down greets her normally, Ninako feels more confident.

つかさ:
「ホラっ 仁奈子(になこ) 今度(こんど)はあんたの番(ばん)だよっ」
“Hey, Ninako, now it's your turn.”
「そろそろ連(れん)くん 来(く)るんじゃない?」
“Won't Ren being coming soon?”
「行(い)っといで!!」
“Go for it!!”
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(Once)

一度(いちど) means once, one time, or at one point in the past.

It combines 一 (one) with 度 (occurrence) to show one occurrence.

Manga panel from 好きな子がめがねを忘れた showing example of Being strict about eating sweets with 心を鬼にする.
好きな子がめがねを忘れた » Volume 2 » Page 119

Having gained weight recently, Mie asks Komura to stop her from eating sweets at school, a difficult task as it’s White Day. Komura repeatedly stops Mie from eating the cookies and chocolate she’s received as gifts. His resolve weakens as he finds it adorable how Mie tries to sneak a bite whenever he’s not looking.

小村(こむら):
「で…でもダメだ! 三重(みえ)さんが一度(いちど)決(き)めたことを破(やぶ)らせては… 心(こころ)を鬼(おに)にしないと…!!」
“But, that's no good! If I let Mie break her decision... I have to be strict for her sake!”
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(Every time)

毎度(まいど) means every time or on each occasion. In customer service, 毎度ありがとうございます is a familiar way to thank someone for their continued patronage.

It combines 毎 (every) with 度 (occasion) to show each time something occurs.

Manga panel from くまぐらし showing example of Wanting to photograph means with 〜たがる.
くまぐらし » Volume 4 » Page 22

Kumada observes the bear that’s been living in his apartment for a while now, trying to determine from its personality traits whether it’s male or female.

(熊田(くまだ)):
「毎度(まいど) 食事(しょくじ)の写真(しゃしん)を取(と)りたがる」
“It always wants to take photos of its meals.”
「メスっぽい行動(こうどう)だ」
“That's pretty feminine behavior.”
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