English to Belarusian Meaning of kilo - кіло

Kilo :
кіло

кіло, кілаграм

кілокіло
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Definitions of kilo in English
Noun(1) one thousand grams; the basic unit of mass adopted under the Systeme International d'Unites
Examples of kilo in English
(1) Joshua was born weighing just 18 ounces - half a kilo or just over a pound - on Sunday after an emergency caesarean.(2) Redah remembers queuing at the corner shop to pick up her family's monthly food rations: 1.25 kilograms of rice, a half kilo of sugar, 100 grams of tea and a bar of soap.(3) a kilo of flour(4) Those countries that don't have any specialists in the kilo voted against the kilo .(5) Like data transfer rates, frequencies can be very large, so the standard large units are used to note them: kilo (K), mega (M), and giga (G).(6) After six weeks, I had put on a lot of weight, almost a kilo [2.2 pounds] a day.(7) it costs 5 euro per kilo(8) Howard estimated he easily weighed three hundred and fifty kilos .(9) He has a best deep knee squat lift of 125 kilos, a best bench press lift of 80 kilos and a best dead weight lift of 150 kilos .(10) He got very sick, and caught tuberculosis as well, dropping from 70 to 50 kilos in weight.(11) There arrived late one afternoon a despatch requesting the pleasure of my society - in five hours' time - at a village some twenty kilos distant.(12) He covered the distance of 90 kilos in less then a day.(13) Tonnes of mutton, gallons of milk and kilos of protein supplements go into the bodies.(14) I can handle six or seven hundred kilos without any real problems.(15) Also, no single piece of luggage should exceed 70 pounds or 32 kilos in weight.(16) Unlike the change from old to new money, we have not been compelled to accept kilos and grams.
Related Phrases of kilo
(1) half a kilo ::
паўкіло
Synonyms
Noun
1. kilogram ::
кілаграм
Different Forms
kilo, kilos
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