| 词汇 | kilogram |
| 释义 | kilogram noun[ C ] uk /ˈkɪl.ə.ɡræm/ us /ˈkɪl.ə.ɡræm/(written abbreviationkg) A2 a unit of mass equal to 1,000 grams千克，公斤 One kilogram equals two point two pounds. One kilogram is roughly the same as 2.2 pounds. Their baby was born prematurely and weighed only one kilogram.他们的孩子早产，体重只有一公斤。 I bought three kilograms of plums. These scales measure in kilograms. Measurements of weight & mass -pounder atomic mass BMI body mass index bulk density carat centigram ct G, g gm hundredweight karat lb microgram ounce oz pound st talent ton For example, a bird that weighs two kilograms eats one to two kilograms of food. For example, a whale shark eats about 21 kilograms of food a day before it’s even an adult. Formula 1 drivers lose as much as three kilograms of water from their body in just one race! He was surprised to see he was one kilogram lighter! If a person weighs 100 kilograms, only about 15 kilograms of this is bone. It eats about 40 kilograms of food a night. It weighed 495 kilograms and its eyes were 15 centimeters across! Koalas weigh 5–14 kilograms. The average adult bluefin tuna is two meters long and weighs 250 kilograms. The blue whale eats more than 3,000 kilograms of fish every day. They can eat 40 kilograms of food in the week before they go to sleep. They’re heavy, over 3,000 kilograms! Think of something really expensive – maybe $10,000 a kilogram! This animal can be 3 meters long and 70 kilograms. You may need a friend to help you – a catfish can weigh 40 kilograms! kilogram | American Dictionarykilogram noun[ C ] us/ˈkɪl·əˌɡræm/(abbreviationkg); (short formkilo, us/ˈki·loʊ/) a unit of measurement of weight equal to 1000 grams or 2.2 pounds kilogram | Business Englishkilogram noun[ C ] uk /ˈkɪləʊɡræm/us(alsokilo); (abbreviationkg) MEASURES a unit of measurement of weight equal to 1000 grams, or approximately 2.2 pounds: These scales measure in kilograms. Examples of kilogramkilogram The second assumes that the intensity increases from the base where it is 200 kilograms, to the summit where it reaches 400 kilograms. The regression equation showed that internal circumference grew by an average of 0.73 cm per log kilogram increase in fetal and neonatal body weight. This is a person's weight in kilograms divided by the square of the person's height in metres. The procedure is applicable to patients above eight kilograms in weight, and there is no upper size or age limit. Around 1850, the objects in question were heavy tables of around 100 kilograms. A few decades later, tables were abandoned in favor of saucepans and other kitchen utensils weighing about 1 kilograms. Finally, he had received the tonne of coal in exchange for 50 kilograms of wheat, 50 kilograms of barley and 600 grams of lard. To pay their dues, rent and taxes they had to sell 600 kilograms of grain, or in other words, 10 per cent of their harvest. A limit of thirty kilograms becomes almost unacceptable for large works. The total volume of exchange is therefore the simple product of population per phase and kilogram of obsidian used per person per year. On a typical trip lasting eight hours, this result implies an additional catch of almost 6 kilograms of fish. The results have been converted into kilograms and centimetres. Zircons were separated, using standard heavy liquid and magnetic techniques, from several kilograms of crushed rock. It generated 6,256 tons of waste per day in 2001, which is estimated to be 0.53 kilogram of waste per capita per day. The risks are much greater in small children particularly those weighing less than five kilograms. See all examples of kilogram These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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