kilo-

English - Turkish

Definition of kilo- in English Turkish dictionary

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<span class="word-self">kilospan>

kilo

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

bin

Bir kilometre bin metredir. - There are a thousand meters in a kilometer.

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

geli

Kocam hasta olduktan sonra 20 kilo kadar verdi ve şu anda pantolonu bol geliyor. - Since my husband became sick he's lost as much as 20 kilograms and his pants are now baggy.

Tom en az yetmiş kilo gelir. - Tom weighs at least 70 kilograms.

a <span class="word-self">kilospan> of

Bir kilo

a <span class="word-self">kilospan> of apples

bir kilo elma

a <span class="word-self">kilospan> of bananas

bir kilo muz

half a <span class="word-self">kilospan>

Yarım kilo

How many kilos of apples do you want ? half a kilo please !.

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

kilometre

İstasyondan okula en az beş kilometre idi. - It was a good five kilometers from the station to the school.

Himachal Pradesh'in başkenti Shimla, Chandigarh'tan sadece 115 kilometre uzak. - The capital of Himachal Pradesh, Shimla, is only 115 kilometres away from Chandigarh.

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

(isim) kilo

Turkish - Turkish

Definition of kilo- in Turkish Turkish dictionary

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<span class="word-self">kilospan>

Halter sporunda barın iki ucuna yerleştirilen ve ağırlığı oluşturan parça

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

Önüne getirildiği birimi binle çarpan ön ek

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

Kilogram

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

Kilogram kelimesinin kısa biçimi

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

önüne getirildiği birimi binle çarpan yabancı önek

English - English

Definition of kilo- in English English dictionary

Multiplying the unit to which it is attached by 210 (1024)

In the International System of Units and other metric systems of units, multiplying the unit to which it is attached by 1,000. Symbol: k

Kilo- is added to some nouns that refer to units of measurement in order to form other nouns referring to units a thousand times bigger. 100 kilojoules of energy. an explosion of around 20 kilotons. One thousand (10): kilowatt. a thousand - used with units of measurement

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<span class="word-self">kilospan>-amp

One thousand ( 103 ) amperes. Symbol: kA or KA

<span class="word-self">kilospan>-joule

One thousand ( 103 ) joules. Symbol: kJ or KJ

<span class="word-self">kilospan>-ohm

An incorrect spelling of kiloohm or kilohm

<span class="word-self">kilospan>-volt

One thousand ( 103 ) volts. Symbol: kV or KV

<span class="word-self">kilospan>-watt

One thousand ( 103 ) watts. Symbol: kW or KW

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

The letter K in the ICAO spelling alphabet

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

Short form of kilogram

<span class="word-self">Kilospan> Bytes Per Second

Kbps, unit for measuring the speed of computer activity (especially for storing data on disk drives, CD-ROMs, etc.)

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

A prefix meaning one-thousand For example, ten thousand bites (In computer usage kilo- often means the power of two that is nearest to one thousand, since computer typically group by twos This is still approximately one thousand )

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

A simple 1,000M (1 kilometer) race against the clock The best kilo riders are typically those with a high top speed and an extremely high pain tolerance to continue pedaling well beyond their lactate threshold The strategy for the kilo comes well before race day The kilo rider needs to pick the right gear that will allow him to get a good start without wasting too much energy, attain top speed, and then push the gear to the finish line so as not to "drop anchor" (too heavily) in the final lap He also needs to pick the aero bar that will afford him good leverage and stability for the violent start, not fail, and then become aerodynamic while still being able to breathe heavily and deliver near maximum power to the pedals On race day it's simply a matter of executing on the preparation strategy and mentally pushing through the pain of the last grueling lap

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

Short for kilogram A metric unit of weight, approximately 2 2 pounds

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

Denotes 1000 units of a measure

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

A prefix meaning 103 (times one thousand) For example, kilohertz

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

A combining form used to signify thousand in forming the names of units of measurement; as, kilogram, kilometer, kilowatt, etc

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

One thousand (1000) in the metric system

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

Prefix meaning 1000

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

Designation for one thousand

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

A metric prefix meaning 1000 or 103

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

{i} unit of weight equalling one thousand grams

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

kilo is a prefix to a unit of measurement representing 103 (1000) in base-10 (decimal) numbering In computer terms, it's the closest decimal number to 1000 based on base-2 (binary) and is equivalent to 210 (1024) Usually abbreviated as k

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

Multiplier representing 1 x 10 3

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

A prefix used to indicate 1000 of the succeeding unit (Kilo is also sometimes used as an abbreviation for kilogram )

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

one thousand grams; the basic unit of mass adopted under the Systeme International d'Unites; "a kilogram is approximately 2 2 pounds"

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

A thousand (099)

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

Prefix meaning thousand

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

Typically used to mean 1000 In computer applications it stands for 1024

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

[return to top] Abbreviated "k" It means one thousand In computer specifications it has an exact value of 1,024 It is used when talking about size of memory or hard drive storage space

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

An abbreviation of Kilogram

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

This is a unit of measure = 1,000 So 1,000 bytes is a KiloByte

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

Prefix meaning one thousand (1,000)

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

A numerical prefic denoting 1000 (10^3) Kilohertz -- A term denoting one thousand cycles

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

1) Kilogram 2) Kilometer 3) A prefix meaning "thousand" used in the metric system and other scientific systems of measurement

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

A kilo is the same as a kilogram. He'd lost ten kilos in weight. a kilo of rice. kilos a kilogram

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

a prefix utilized in the metric system of measurement that denotes 10 to the power of three (103) or 1,000; symbol is k

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

one thousand of something

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

A prefix indicating 1,000

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

SI prefix for 10^3 or 1000

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

A prefix indicating 1000 in the metric system Because computing is based on powers of 2, in this context kilo usually means 2(to the tenth), or 1024 To differentiate between these two uses, a lowercase k is used to indicate 1000 (as in kHz), and an uppercase K to indicate 1024(as in KB)

<span class="word-self">kilospan> calories

one thousand calories, large calorie

Turkish - English

Definition of kilo- in Turkish English dictionary

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<span class="word-self">kilospan>-elektron volt

(Çevre) kilo-electron volt

<span class="word-self">kilospan> almak

put on

Since she doesn't want to put on any more weight, she doesn't eat cake. - O daha fazla kilo almak istemediği için kek yemez.

Tom had to put on weight for the role. - Tom rolü için kilo almak zoruna kaldı.

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

kilo

<span class="word-self">kilospan> almak

1. to put on weight. 2. slang to laugh

<span class="word-self">kilospan> almak

put on weight

Tom had to put on weight for the role. - Tom rolü için kilo almak zoruna kaldı.

Tom didn't want to put on weight. - Tom kilo almak istemiyordu.

<span class="word-self">kilospan> almak

to put on weight

Tom didn't want to put on weight. - Tom kilo almak istemiyordu.

Tom had to put on weight for the role. - Tom rolü için kilo almak zoruna kaldı.

<span class="word-self">kilospan> fazlası

overweight

Tom is on a diet because he's a little overweight. - Tom, biraz kilo fazlası olduğu için diyet yapıyor.

This bag is 4 kilograms overweight. - Bu çantanın dört kilo fazlası var.

<span class="word-self">kilospan> vermek

slim

<span class="word-self">kilospan> vermek

lose weight

In order to lose weight some people skip meals. - Bazı insanlar kilo vermek için öğün atlarlar.

I want to lose weight. - Ben kilo vermek istiyorum.

<span class="word-self">kilospan> vermek

to lose weight, to reduce

almak (<span class="word-self">kilospan>)

put on

ideal <span class="word-self">kilospan>

ideal weight

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

avoirdupois

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

(Bilgisayar) weight

Try to lose weight by jogging. - Koşarak kilo vermeye çalışın.

Tom's diet resulted in weight loss. - Tom'un diyeti kilo kaybıyla sonuçlandı.

<span class="word-self">kilospan> alma

gaining weight

<span class="word-self">kilospan> vermek

take something off

<span class="word-self">kilospan> vermek

reduce

<span class="word-self">kilospan> vermek

lose pounds

<span class="word-self">kilospan>

weight gaining

<span class="word-self">kilospan> alma

gain in weight

bin <span class="word-self">kilospan>

metric ton

bin <span class="word-self">kilospan>

tonne

<span class="word-self">kilospan> aldırmak

fatten

<span class="word-self">kilospan> alma korkusu

(Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) obesophobia

<span class="word-self">kilospan> alma korkusu

(Pisikoloji, Ruhbilim) pocrescophobia

<span class="word-self">kilospan> almak

grow fat

<span class="word-self">kilospan> almak

put on flesh

<span class="word-self">kilospan> almak

gain weight

<span class="word-self">kilospan> almak

gain in weight

<span class="word-self">kilospan> almak

put it on

<span class="word-self">kilospan> kaybetmek

loose flesh

<span class="word-self">kilospan> kaybettim

I lost weight

<span class="word-self">kilospan> ton

kiloton

<span class="word-self">kilospan> verme hapı

weight-reducing pill

<span class="word-self">kilospan> verme hapı

weight-loss pill

<span class="word-self">kilospan> vermek

to lose weight

If you want to lose weight, spend a day without meals. - Eğer kilo vermek istiyorsanız, yemeksiz bir gün geçirin.

Tom began to try to lose weight a few months ago. - Tom birkaç ay önce kilo vermek için uğraşmaya başladı.

parça kumaşların <span class="word-self">kilospan> ile satışı

remnant sale

serbest <span class="word-self">kilospan>

catchweight

yarım <span class="word-self">kilospan> domates rica ediyorum

I'd like a pound of tomatoes

yarım <span class="word-self">kilospan> domuz eti rica ediyorum

I'd like a pound of pork chops

yarım <span class="word-self">kilospan> elma rica ediyorum

I'd like a pound of apples

yarım <span class="word-self">kilospan> karışık çikolata rica ediyorum

I would like one pound of assorted chocolates

yarım <span class="word-self">kilospan> muz rica ediyorum

I'd like a pound of bananas

yarım <span class="word-self">kilospan> patates rica ediyorum

I'd like a pound of potatoes

yarım <span class="word-self">kilospan> salam rica ediyorum

I'd like a pound of salami

yarım <span class="word-self">kilospan> tavuk göğsü rica ediyorum

I'd like a pound of chicken breasts

yarım <span class="word-self">kilospan> vişne rica ediyorum

I'd like a pound of cherries

yarım <span class="word-self">kilospan> şeftali rica ediyorum

I'd like a pound of peaches

yüz <span class="word-self">kilospan>

quintal

yüz <span class="word-self">kilospan> gelmek

turn the scale at 100 kilos

yüz <span class="word-self">kilospan> gelmek

go to scale at 100 kilos

Synonyms

chilia-

Antonyms

milli-

Etymology

() From French, kilo- irregularly derived from χίλιοι (chilioi) "one thousand". The "correct" form would be chili-, resulting in forms such as chiliasm. But the French, when creating the prefix had to avoid a possible (standard) prononciation of chi as IPA: /ʃi/, too close to the vulgar verb chier.