French translation of kilogrammetre is 
kilogrammetre

Meaning of "kilogrammetre" in English

A "kilogrammetre" is an unofficial unit of work or energy, equivalent to the amount of work done when a force of one kilogram is exerted over a distance of one metre. Although not commonly used in modern physics or engineering, the term historically appeared in contexts where simple mechanical calculations were performed. It combines the mass unit "kilogram" with the distance unit "metre" to denote a specific quantity of work.

Meaning of "kilogrammetre" in French

In French, "kilogrammetre" refers to a similar concept as in English, representing a unit of work. It is the work done by a force of one kilogram through a distance of one metre. Although less utilized in contemporary scientific contexts, the term may appear in older engineering literature or educational scenarios. The French maintain the metric roots of the term, using "kilogramme" for mass and "mètre" for distance.

Pronunciation of "kilogrammetre" in English

Phonetic Transcription: /kɪləˈɡræmiːtər/

Pronunciation Variations: There are minimal regional variations in American and British English, primarily focusing on syllable stress and slight variations in vowel sounds. In American English, it might be pronounced with a softer "t" sound, whereas British English might have a more pronounced "t".

Pronunciation of "kilogrammetre" in French

Phonetic Transcription: /kilɔɡʁamɛtʁ/

Pronunciation Variations: In French, pronunciation remains relatively consistent across different regions, with slight variations in the smoothness of the "r" sound at the end. Native speakers may emphasize different vowels subtly, depending on regional accents.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. The device easily measured in kilogrammetres. (L'appareil mesurait facilement en kilogrammètres.)
2. A force applied over a metre was calculated in kilogrammetres. (Une force appliquée sur un mètre a été calculée en kilogrammètres.)
3. Kilogrammetres are now largely replaced by joules in physics. (Les kilogrammètres sont désormais largement remplacés par les joules en physique.)
4. The ancient machinery used kilogrammetres for work calculation. (La vieille machine utilisait des kilogrammètres pour le calcul du travail.)
5. Engineers once utilized kilogrammetres in mechanical equations. (Les ingénieurs utilisaient autrefois des kilogrammètres dans les équations mécaniques.)
6. Our professor prefers teaching with kilogrammetres for historical context. (Notre professeur préfère enseigner avec des kilogrammètres pour le contexte historique.)
7. The textbook mentioned kilogrammetres in a footnote. (Le manuel mentionnait les kilogrammètres dans une note de bas de page.)
8. They converted the energy output into kilogrammetres. (Ils ont converti l'énergie produite en kilogrammètres.)
9. Understanding kilogrammetres helps in grasping basic physics concepts. (Comprendre les kilogrammètres aide à saisir les concepts physiques de base.)
10. He calculated the work done in kilogrammetres for demonstration purposes. (Il a calculé le travail réalisé en kilogrammètres à des fins de démonstration.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "kilogrammetre" in English

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Similar Words: joule, newton-metre, foot-pound, erg, watt-second

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "kilogrammetre" in French

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Similar Words: joule, newton-mètre, pied-livre, erg, watt-seconde

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