kilograms
n. plural-onlyn. the standard units used to measure how heavy something is. One kilogram is about the weight of a liter of water.
n. the base units of mass in the International System of Units (SI). Each unit is equivalent to one thousand grams.
The suitcase weighs twenty kilograms.
Most airlines allow passengers to check in one bag weighing up to twenty-three kilograms without extra fees.
Precise measurements in kilograms are essential for calculating the correct dosage of medication based on a patient's body mass to ensure safety and efficacy.
The plural form of 'kilogram'; takes a plural verb when referring to individual units but often takes a singular verb when referring to a total amount of weight.
The bag weighs ten kilogram.The bag weighs ten kilograms.When used with a number greater than one, the unit must be pluralized with an 's'.