kilometre

Word family nounkilobitkilobytekilocaloriekilocyclekilogramkilograykilohertzkilojoulekilolitrekilometrekilopondkilotonkilovoltkilowattadjectivekilometric

Related topics: Measurement

kil·o·me·tre British EnglishBrE, kilometer American English /ˈkɪləˌmiːtə, kɪˈlɒmɪtə $ kɪˈlɑːmɪtər/ S3 W3 noun [countableC] (written abbreviation km)

TMa unit for measuring distance, equal to 1,000 metres 千米，公里

Examples from the Corpus

kilometre• Some have been sighted more than thirty feet in length, cruising almost a kilometre above sea level.• They were now a kilometre from the castle.• According to the proximity readout, the capsule was only a kilometre or so from contact with the surface of Tarvaras.• A basalt flow can advance over a kilometre of flat ground in a matter of hours; an andesite may take months.• The levels of report in the Hughes and Cole study were all calculated per kilometre travelled.• Figure 1 a shows the altitude profile of energy release in units of Mton high explosive equivalent per kilometre.• An array a square kilometre in size should see neutrino sources if there are any, Halzen says.• The kilometre long cutting emerges on to a longer embankment with extensive views over the Tame valley and back towards West Bromwich.

From Longman Business Dictionary

kilometrekil·o·me·tre British EnglishBrE /ˈkɪləmiːtə, kɪˈlɒmɪtəkɪˈlɑːmɪtər/, kilometer American EnglishAmE written abbreviation, km noun [countableC]

a measurement of length equal to 1,000 METREs

单词	kilometre
释义	kilometre Word family nounkilobitkilobytekilocaloriekilocyclekilogramkilograykilohertzkilojoulekilolitrekilometrekilopondkilotonkilovoltkilowattadjectivekilometric Related topics: Measurement kil·o·me·tre British EnglishBrE, kilometer American English /ˈkɪləˌmiːtə, kɪˈlɒmɪtə $ kɪˈlɑːmɪtər/ ●●● S3 W3 noun [countableC] (written abbreviation km) TMa unit for measuring distance, equal to 1,000 metres 千米，公里 Examples from the Corpus kilometre• Some have been sighted more than thirty feet in length, cruising almost a kilometre above sea level.• They were now a kilometre from the castle.• According to the proximity readout, the capsule was only a kilometre or so from contact with the surface of Tarvaras.• A basalt flow can advance over a kilometre of flat ground in a matter of hours; an andesite may take months.• The levels of report in the Hughes and Cole study were all calculated per kilometre travelled.• Figure 1 a shows the altitude profile of energy release in units of Mton high explosive equivalent per kilometre.• An array a square kilometre in size should see neutrino sources if there are any, Halzen says.• The kilometre long cutting emerges on to a longer embankment with extensive views over the Tame valley and back towards West Bromwich. From Longman Business Dictionary kilometrekil·o·me·tre British EnglishBrE /ˈkɪləmiːtə, kɪˈlɒmɪtəkɪˈlɑːmɪtər/, kilometer American EnglishAmE written abbreviation, km noun [countableC] a measurement of length equal to 1,000 METREs
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