-
Scandinavia and
often found in cookbooks, and
restaurant and café menus;
centilitres indicate the
capacity of
drinking gl****es and of
small bottles. In colloquial...
- orange-coloured
drink made from
herbal extracts and
sugar and sold in 10
centilitres (3.5 imp fl oz; 3.4 US fl oz) bottles. It is
primarily consumed in Italy...
-
based at
Ljungbyhed AB was "En ****a Skåne",
which translate to "six
centilitres of
Scania Akvavit" in English.
Ljungbyhed AFB is
situated in the county...
-
cubic centimetre), microlitre, and
smaller are common. In Europe, the
centilitre is
often used for liquids, and the
decilitre is used less frequently....
- For the
litre unit, the
commonly used
prefixes are the
millilitre (mL),
centilitre (cL), and the
litre (L), with 1000 mL = 1 L, 10 mL = 1 cL, 10 cL = 1 dL...
- bottles: 33
centilitres (12 imp fl oz; 11 US fl oz) and 65
centilitres (23 imp fl oz; 22 US fl oz). The
pilsener is also sold in 33
centilitres (12 imp fl oz;...
- model's name
referred to the 5.5-litres
total engine displacement in
centilitres and to the town of Maranello, home to the
Ferrari headquarters and factory...
- with the "S"
prefix that has
three numbers for
engine displacement in "
centilitre" with no
suffix for fuel type or
wheelbase length. The
extra information...
-
prepared as a rice beer. 33 Beer's name was
derived from its
original 33-
centilitre (11.2 ounce)
bottles from the
early 1900s. 33 Beer
originated in France...
- more. Otherwise, the host/waiter will
continue to
serve another few
centilitres at a time
until the
guest indicates he has had enough. The most common...
