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Meanings of kilogram in English
SI unit of mass.
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Usage of kilogram in English
1
Mercury was now exceedingly rare, commanding a thousand New Pounds per kilogram.
2
Output density is the power output per kilogram of the battery's weight.
3
Sigma Aldrich sells it, in kosher form, for forty-two dollars per kilogram.
4
The ideal would be to match the kilogram to known physical constants.
5
Allegedly, she hid six one-kilogram packs of coke concealed in different books.
6
Not that a kilogram of diamond was a lot of use here.
7
The device was almost 23cm tall and weighed more than one kilogram.
8
Would Shakespeare ever have had Shylock demand half a kilogram of flesh?
9
But for me to manoeuvre a 600-kilogram horse, I rely on communication.
10
You only need a very small quantity, Point 0063 milligrams per kilogram body-weight.
11
A month ago, one kilogram of onions would have cost about 20 rupees.
12
The kilogram has long been understood to equal the mass of its prototype.
13
We are at the point of defining the kilogram using another constant-Planck'sconstant.
14
The average Australian eats half a kilogram of meat every week.
15
The standard weight measurement, the kilogram, could be about to change its weight.
16
The rocket burnt more than a kilogram of propellant within a single second.
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Kilogram across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United States of America
Less common