cubic English

Meaning cubic meaning

What does cubic mean?

cubic

— adjective having three dimensions

Synonyms cubic synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as cubic?

cubic English » English

cubical

three-dimensional

cube

Cuban

three times

third power

right parallelepiped

regular hexahedron

raise to third power

isometric

hexahedron

dice

cubic expression

cubic equation

cubic curve

cube-like

c.

Topics cubic topics

What do people use cubic to talk about?

States Big Big area

Big container, volume

• What words indicate how big a container is?
  how big be (ten liters) in volume hold be (ten) cubic inches be two by two by two
• What words refer to a unit of volume?
  cubic (inch, foot, yard) milliliter centiliter deciliter liter decaliter kiloliter hectoliter cup pint quart gallon fluid ounce dry ounce peck bushel measure batch

States

Big

• What words refer to a unit of size?
  cubic (inch, foot, yard)

Examples cubic examples

How do I use cubic in a sentence?

Simple sentences

A cubic meter corresponds to 1000 liters.

When in the barn the heating fails, cubic shape the milk yield takes.

Barn's heating is in bad shape, comes the milk in cubic shape.

Movie subtitles

Yep. You're looking at 28 cubic feet of self-regulated, vacuum-sealed cold.

As I remember, you can irrigate one acre with about 15,000 cubic feet of water.

I have reason to believe that 16 years ago..a minor alteration was performed..throughout the entire 8000 cubic miles of its own fabric.

Morbius, the big machine, 8000 cubic miles of klystron relays.

How come you won't write down the cubic meters?

They make us dig four cubic meters a day, when what we need is just one cubic meter for a grave.

So four cubic meters is too much to quarry, eh?

And you need only one cubic meter for your grave, right?

YOU KNOW HOW MANY GERMS THERE ARE IN A CUBIC FOOT OF AIR, ETHEL?

The volume is 18 times its height of 2 metres. that is 36 cubic metres. because the volume of a rectangular parallelepiped equals. the base surface multiplied by the height, citizens.

From the size of your refrigerator to the cubic capacity of your mistress.

I'd say it measured from 10 to 60 cubic metres, sir.

But, after all, three times three is nine, and if you divide by half of its own cubic capacity to the formula, Pi over four squared, I think you'll have to agree with me.

That's a 300-cubic-inch squirrel with overhead cam and hydraulic lifts.

Well, there's about 4,200 cubic feet here.

He's out there, doctor. Out there somewhere in 1,000 cubic parsecs of space.

I count 600,324 molecules per cubic millimeter.

Cubic pressure's dropping rapidly.

Well, we have 28,000 cubic feet of Wintrex which is a new, white foam rubber which actually, on-screen looks more like snow than snow.

And 1600 cubic U.S. furlongs of white paint with a special snow finish.

We have 17,000 cubic centimeters of dirt.

We're pretty comfortable up there. We've got about 210 cubic feet, so we can move around.

Cubic?

Life will be a dance on English cubic feet.

The shovel had turned over millions of cubic meters of earth.

Half milliard of cubic liters.

Out there somewhere in 1,000 cubic parsecs of space.

Airconditioning is ample 60,000 cubic metres of air per.

Now, it's got 18 cubic feet of manure in there, Hubert.

We gotta put one and a half cubic feet of manure in there everyday, okay? -And that's all.

Well, we don't want several hundred cubic feet of angry blob heaving itself round the country crushing people.

A cubic inch of black hole matter can weigh a million tonnes.

But then, you've already had an effective demonstration. of the Lord Thaarn's powers while aboard your spacecraft. which to us is a thousand cubic cobars. of much-needed herculaneum alloy.

News and current affairs

Every day, the world's largest 100 cities move 3.2 million cubic meters of water more than 5,700 kilometers to address local water shortages or problems with pollution.

Natural-gas fields in the Eastern Mediterranean are estimated to hold up to 122 trillion cubic feet, enough to supply the entire world for a year.

Today, about two billion people are water-stressed, meaning that they make do on less than 1,700 cubic meters (60,035 cubic feet) per year.

Nature's water-replenishment capacity is fixed, limiting the world's usable freshwater resources to about 200,000 cubic kilometers.

But such is the nuclear industry's water intensity that EDF withdraws up to 19 billion cubic meters of water per year from rivers and lakes, or roughly half of France's total freshwater consumption.

More than 50 trillion cubic meters of natural gas, and misleading expectations, are about to recreate this pattern of underdevelopment in Bolivia.