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Kilo: kilo — meaning and examples | JadoLearn

Quality-approved learning entrynounLevel A1

Kilo

kilo

a kilogram; one thousand grams.

IPA//ˈkiːlo//

The main word stress falls on the first syllable.

Meaning 1neutral · 89%

a kilogram; one thousand grams.

Ich hätte gern ein Kilo Äpfel.

Was kostet ein Kilo Tomaten?

Diese Tasche wiegt fast drei Kilo.

After a number say drei Kilo; the plural Kilos is mainly used for individual kilos or colloquial contexts.

ein Kilo Äpfel — common combination with the meaning “kilo” — common combination with the meaning “kilo”

pro Kilo

drei Kilos

drei Kilo

Use “Kilo” in place of “Kilos”; this corrects the form or sentence pattern used with Kilo.

Notice the combination “ein Kilo Äpfel”. In a sentence: “I'd like a kilo of apples.” The central meaning is a kilogram; one thousand grams.

Choose one answer.

In the context “Ich hätte gern ein Kilo Äpfel.”, what does “Kilo” mean?

After a number say drei Kilo; the plural Kilos is mainly used for individual kilos or colloquial contexts.