kilolu

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Определение kilolu в Турецкий язык Английский Язык словарь

Do I look fat in these jeans? - Bu pantolonla kilolu görünüyor muyum?

My sister is thin, but I'm a little overweight. - Kız kardeşim zayıf ama ben biraz kiloluyum.

Mrs. Brown warned Beth that if she didn't eat properly she would be permanently overweight. - Bayan Brown, o uygun şekilde yemek yemezse, kalıcı kilolu olacağı konusunda Beth'i uyardı.

(Bilgisayar) weight

She is on a diet for fear that she will put on weight. - Kilo alacağı korkusuyla diyet yapıyor.

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

kilo

weight gaining

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Определение kilolu в Английский Язык Английский Язык словарь
kilo: The letter K in the ICAO spelling alphabet
kilo: 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 )
kilo: 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
kilo: Short for kilogram A metric unit of weight, approximately 2 2 pounds
kilo: Denotes 1000 units of a measure
kilo: A prefix meaning 103 (times one thousand) For example, kilohertz
kilo: A combining form used to signify thousand in forming the names of units of measurement; as, kilogram, kilometer, kilowatt, etc
kilo: One thousand (1000) in the metric system
kilo: Prefix meaning 1000
kilo: Designation for one thousand
kilo: A metric prefix meaning 1000 or 103
kilo: {i} unit of weight equalling one thousand grams
kilo: 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
kilo: Multiplier representing 1 x 10 3
kilo: A prefix used to indicate 1000 of the succeeding unit (Kilo is also sometimes used as an abbreviation for kilogram )
kilo: one thousand grams; the basic unit of mass adopted under the Systeme International d'Unites; "a kilogram is approximately 2 2 pounds"
kilo: A thousand (099)
kilo: Prefix meaning thousand
kilo: Typically used to mean 1000 In computer applications it stands for 1024
kilo: [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
kilo: An abbreviation of Kilogram
kilo: Short form of kilogram
kilo: This is a unit of measure = 1,000 So 1,000 bytes is a KiloByte
kilo: Prefix meaning one thousand (1,000)
kilo: A numerical prefic denoting 1000 (10^3) Kilohertz -- A term denoting one thousand cycles
kilo: 1) Kilogram 2) Kilometer 3) A prefix meaning "thousand" used in the metric system and other scientific systems of measurement
kilo: A kilo is the same as a kilogram. He'd lost ten kilos in weight. a kilo of rice. kilos a kilogram
kilo: a prefix utilized in the metric system of measurement that denotes 10 to the power of three (103) or 1,000; symbol is k
kilo: one thousand of something
kilo: A prefix indicating 1,000
kilo: SI prefix for 10^3 or 1000
kilo: 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)