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Grad [gra:t] rn -(e)s, -e, (“) degree n
Es ist drauOen 2 Grad unter 0. Outside it is two degrees below
Gramm [gram] n, -s, -e, (9)
200 Gramm Schinken bitte!
gram (BE: gramme) n
Two hundred gram(me)s of ham,
please!
Hektar [‘hekta:*] rn, -s, -, (ha) hectare n
Der Bauer hat uber 40 Hektar The farmer has over 40 hectares
Land. of land.
Kilo(-gramm) [‘ki:lo(gram)] n, -s, kilo(gram) (BE: kilo(grarnme) n
-(eL (kg)
Wie vie1 Kilo(-gramm) Kartoffeln How many kilos of potatoes did
hast du aekautt?
you buy?
Kilometer [kilo’me:ta*] rn, -s, -, kilometer (BE: kilometre) n
(km)
Wir mussen noch etwa 100 Kilo- We still have approximately 100
meter fahren.
kilometers to go.
Liter [‘li:ta*] rn, -s, -, (I)
liter (BE: litre) n
In der Flasche sind 1.5 Liter Milch. There are 1.5 liters of milk in the
bottle.
Man [mas] n, -es, -e
measurement n
Die MaOe der Mobel habe ich auf I wrote down the measurements
einen Zettel geschrieben.
of the furniture on a piece of
paper.
MaOstab [‘ma:sJta:b] rn, -(e)s,
MaOstabe
scale n
Kauf lieber eine Karte mit einern It‘s better to buy a map with a
kleineren MaOstab.
smaller scale.
Meter [‘me:ta*] rn (auch n), -s, -, meter (BE: metre) n
(m)
Das Zimmer ist uber funf Meter
lana.
The room is over five meters long.
Pfund [pfunt] n, -(e)s, -e (500 g) pound n
Ich mochte zwei Pfund Tornaten. I would like two pounds of tomatoes.
Quadratmeter [kva’dra:tme:ta*]
m, -s, -. (m‘)
square meter, metre (BE) n
Das Grundstuck ist 950 Quadrat- The parcel of land is 950 square
meter groO. meters big.
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