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Meanings of litres in English
Unit of volume accepted for use with the SI.
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Usage of litres in English
1
Residents have used 578 million litres of water a day this week.
2
Know how many litres of water you use per person per day.
3
But you'd need 160 litres of airflow change per second, per person.
4
Estimates place the amount at about 14 litres of water a second.
5
Greenhouse tomatoes need a lot of water, perhaps several litres a day.
6
The figure is up from 16 million litres just six years ago.
7
The City's overall water usage rose to 641 million litres per day.
8
Currently, each citizen is asked to only use 87 litres per day.
9
The duty in the original paper is given in litres per Carcel-hour.
10
Four thousand litres of a clear alcohol was discovered in a shed.
11
We have an average 153 litres per person on soda a year.
12
Each person is still only permitted to use 50 litres per day.
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Household usage should be limited to 50 litres per person per day.
14
Each citizen is being advised to use just 87 litres per day.
15
Commuters should carry at least three litres of drinking water per person.
16
On average, one bath can use more than 80 litres of water.
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South Africa
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New Zealand
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Australia
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