millilitre

[US]/'mili,li:tə/
[UK]/ˈmɪləˌlitɚ/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n. mililitro

Ejemplo: Una taza de agua tiene aproximadamente 250 mililitros.
Word Forms

Real-world Examples

Did you know your bladder can hold up to 800 millilitres of urine?

¿Sabías que tu vejiga puede contener hasta 800 mililitros de orina?

Source: Introduction to the Basics of Biology

So they don't use mugs in the tea ceremony. It's 20 millilitres or a mouthful of green tea.

Así que no usan tazas en la ceremonia del té. Son 20 mililitros o un trago de té verde.

Source: 6 Minute English

Dr Quaiyum's mat, a 50cm square made of cotton and tissue paper, is therefore designed to absorb just over 400 millilitres.

El tapete del Dr. Quaiyum, un cuadrado de 50 cm hecho de algodón y papel de seda, está diseñado para absorber poco más de 400 mililitros.

Source: The Economist - Technology

If they tested your urine and you had a higher concentration than 12 micrograms per millilitre, you were out.

Si te analizaban la orina y tenías una concentración superior a 12 microgramos por mililitro, estabas fuera.

Source: Coffee Tasting Guide

A can is usually about 360 millilitres.

Una lata suele tener alrededor de 360 mililitros.

Source: Engvid-Adam Course Collection

Okay, then we want 300 millilitres of milk.

Bien, entonces queremos 300 mililitros de leche.

Source: Notes on Life in the UK

Now, my trusty little millilitre guy.

Ahora, mi pequeño y confiable amigo mililitro.

Source: Notes on Life in the UK

If you want to know measurements, that's 20 ounces or 568 millilitres, give or take.

Si quieres saber las medidas, son 20 onzas o 568 mililitros, más o menos.

Source: Engvid-Adam Course Collection

So we need a hundred grams of flour, two large eggs, 300 millilitres of milk, and one tablespoon of vegetable oil.

Así que necesitamos cien gramos de harina, dos huevos grandes, 300 mililitros de leche y una cucharada de aceite vegetal.

Source: Notes on Life in the UK

In 1945, the US Food and Nutrition Board of National Research Council advised drinking one millilitre of liquid for every recommended calorie of food.

En 1945, la Junta de Alimentos y Nutrición de EE. UU. del Consejo Nacional de Investigación aconsejó beber un mililitro de líquido por cada caloría recomendada de alimentos.

Source: BBC Learning English (official version)

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