Definition of cumec in English:

cumec

noun ˈkjuːmɛkˈkyo͞oˌmek

A cubic metre per second, as a unit of rate of flow of water.
minimum flows proposed would vary seasonally between 80 cumecs in winter and 140 cumecs in summer
Example sentencesExamples
- We should be concerned for the safety of the elderly and invalids in the event that this new river is ever operated at its stated capacity of 215 cumecs.
- The question to answer is: Was there a modelling scenario of a release of 52 cumecs, in the space of 12 hours, or a scenario of the effect of 37 cumecs being released in one instance, on January 4, 2003?
- I do not believe, and I do not think anyone on the select committee believed, that 15 cumecs of water would cause it to lose its ability to generate electricity for the rest of New Zealand.
- We are talking about a river that has a mean annual flow of about 340 cumecs.
- It does not say that the board must take an all-or-nothing approach, that it must give the whole 15 cumecs to the irrigators, or none of it.

Origin

1950s: from cu bic m etres per s ec ond.

Definition of cumec in US English:

cumec

nounˈkyo͞oˌmek

A unit of flow equal to one cubic meter of water per second.
minimum flows proposed would vary seasonally between 80 cumecs in winter and 140 cumecs in summer
Example sentencesExamples
- The question to answer is: Was there a modelling scenario of a release of 52 cumecs, in the space of 12 hours, or a scenario of the effect of 37 cumecs being released in one instance, on January 4, 2003?
- I do not believe, and I do not think anyone on the select committee believed, that 15 cumecs of water would cause it to lose its ability to generate electricity for the rest of New Zealand.
- It does not say that the board must take an all-or-nothing approach, that it must give the whole 15 cumecs to the irrigators, or none of it.
- We should be concerned for the safety of the elderly and invalids in the event that this new river is ever operated at its stated capacity of 215 cumecs.
- We are talking about a river that has a mean annual flow of about 340 cumecs.

Origin

1950s: from cu bic m etres per s ec ond.

单词	cumec
释义	Definition of cumec in English: cumec noun ˈkjuːmɛkˈkyo͞oˌmek A cubic metre per second, as a unit of rate of flow of water. minimum flows proposed would vary seasonally between 80 cumecs in winter and 140 cumecs in summer Example sentencesExamples We should be concerned for the safety of the elderly and invalids in the event that this new river is ever operated at its stated capacity of 215 cumecs. The question to answer is: Was there a modelling scenario of a release of 52 cumecs, in the space of 12 hours, or a scenario of the effect of 37 cumecs being released in one instance, on January 4, 2003? I do not believe, and I do not think anyone on the select committee believed, that 15 cumecs of water would cause it to lose its ability to generate electricity for the rest of New Zealand. We are talking about a river that has a mean annual flow of about 340 cumecs. It does not say that the board must take an all-or-nothing approach, that it must give the whole 15 cumecs to the irrigators, or none of it. Origin 1950s: from cu bic m etres per s ec ond. Definition of cumec in US English: cumec nounˈkyo͞oˌmek A unit of flow equal to one cubic meter of water per second. minimum flows proposed would vary seasonally between 80 cumecs in winter and 140 cumecs in summer Example sentencesExamples The question to answer is: Was there a modelling scenario of a release of 52 cumecs, in the space of 12 hours, or a scenario of the effect of 37 cumecs being released in one instance, on January 4, 2003? I do not believe, and I do not think anyone on the select committee believed, that 15 cumecs of water would cause it to lose its ability to generate electricity for the rest of New Zealand. It does not say that the board must take an all-or-nothing approach, that it must give the whole 15 cumecs to the irrigators, or none of it. We should be concerned for the safety of the elderly and invalids in the event that this new river is ever operated at its stated capacity of 215 cumecs. We are talking about a river that has a mean annual flow of about 340 cumecs. Origin 1950s: from cu bic m etres per s ec ond.
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