Maksud "Roman mile" dalam kamus Corsica

SEBUTAN ROMAN MILE DALAM CORSICA

Roman mile

APAKAH MAKSUD ROMAN MILE dalam CORSICA?

Batu

Mile

Satu batu adalah unit panjang yang paling hampir sama dengan 5,280 kaki atau 1,760 meter. Batu sebesar 5,280 kaki juga dikenali sebagai batu perbatasan atau batu tanah untuk membezakannya dari batu nautikal kira-kira 6,076 kaki. [1] Terdapat juga banyak batu bersejarah dan unit serupa dalam sistem lain yang mungkin diterjemahkan ke dalam bahasa Inggeris sebagai batu; mereka telah bervariasi panjang dari 1 hingga 15 kilometer. Panjang tepat dari batu tanah bervariasi sedikit di kalangan negara-negara berbahasa Inggeris sehingga perjanjian halaman dan pon antarabangsa pada tahun 1959 menetapkan halaman sebagai tepat 0.9144 meter, memberikan batu tepat 1,609.344 meter. A.S. mengguna pakai mil antarabangsa ini untuk kebanyakan tujuan, tetapi mengekalkan mil sebelum tahun 1959 untuk beberapa data tinjauan tanah, yang memanggilnya kaji selidik A.S.. Di Amerika Syarikat, batu perundingan secara rasmi merujuk kepada mil tinjauan [rujukan?], Lebih kurang 3.2 mm daripada mil antarabangsa.

A mile is a unit of length most commonly equivalent to 5,280 feet or 1,760 yards. The mile of 5,280 feet is also known as the statute mile or land mile to distinguish it from the nautical mile of approximately 6,076 feet.[1] There have also been many historical miles and similar units in other systems that may be translated into English as miles; they have varied in length from 1 to 15 kilometres. The exact length of the land mile varied slightly among English-speaking countries until the international yard and pound agreement in 1959 established the yard as exactly 0.9144 metres, giving a mile exactly 1,609.344 metres. The U.S. adopted this international mile for most purposes, but retained the pre-1959 mile for some land-survey data, terming it the U.S. survey mile. In the United States, statute mile formally refers to the survey mile[citation needed], about 3.2 mm longer than the international mile.

Definisi Roman mile dalam kamus Corsica

Takrif mil Rom dalam kamus adalah unit panjang yang digunakan di Rom kuno, bersamaan dengan kira-kira 1620 meter atau 1481 meter.

TERJEMAHAN ROMAN MILE

Cari terjemahan Roman mile kepada 25 bahasa dengan penterjemah Corsica pelbagai bahasa kami.

Terjemahan Roman mile dari Corsica ke bahasa lain yang dibentangkan dalam bahagian ini telah diperolehi menerusi terjemahan statistik automatik; di mana unit terjemahan penting adalah perkataan «Roman mile» dalam Corsica.

• Penterjemah Corsica - Cina: 罗马英里
• Penterjemah Corsica - Czech: milla romana
• Corsica: Roman mile
• Penterjemah Corsica - Hindi: रोमन मील
• Penterjemah Corsica - Amhara: ميل الروماني
• Penterjemah Corsica - Rusia: Роман км
• Penterjemah Corsica - Punjabi: milha romana
• Penterjemah Corsica - Basque: রোমান অক্ষর
• Penterjemah Corsica - Frisia: mile romain
• Penterjemah Corsica - Melayu: Surat Roman
• Penterjemah Corsica - Chichewa: Roman Meile
• Penterjemah Corsica - Jepun: ローマのマイル
• Penterjemah Corsica - Kreol Haiti: 로마 마일
• Penterjemah Corsica - Jerman: Roman aksara
• Penterjemah Corsica - Vietnam: dặm La Mã
• Penterjemah Corsica - Tagalog: ரோமன் கடிதங்கள்
• Penterjemah Corsica - Marathi: रोमन अक्षरे
• Penterjemah Corsica - Turki: Roma harfleri
• Penterjemah Corsica - Itali: miglio romano
• Penterjemah Corsica - Poland: Roman mile
• Penterjemah Corsica - Ukraine: Роман км
• Penterjemah Corsica - Romania: mile Roman
• Penterjemah Corsica - Cina: Ρωμαϊκή μίλι
• Penterjemah Corsica - Afrikaans: Romeinse myl
• Penterjemah Corsica - Swahili: romersk mil
• Penterjemah Corsica - Parsi: Roman mile

CORSICA BUKU YANG BERKAIT DENGAN «ROMAN MILE»

Ketahui penggunaan Roman mile dalam pilihan bibliografi berikut. Buku yang berkait dengan Roman mile dan ekstrak ringkas dari yang sama untuk menyediakan konteks penggunaannya dalam kesusasteraan Corsica.

An essay on the Ancient Weights and Money, and the Roman and ...

The stade of 7% to the Roman mile was equal to 647 feet 2.4 inches, or 215 yards, 2 feet, 2.4 inches ; that of 7 to the Roman mile, was equal to 693 feet 5.124 inches, or 231 yards, 5.124 inches in English measure. a Suidas o'1650011 and  ...

Robert HUSSEY, 1836

Penny Cyclopaedia of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful ...

STA'DIUM (6 crralwi and t& otASiov), the principal Greek measure of length, was equal to 600 Greek or 625 Roman feet, that is, to 606 feet 9 inches English. The Roman mile contained 8 stadia. The Roman writers often measure by stadia, ...

‎1841

The Edinburgh encyclopaedia, conducted by D. Brewster

1.144 H. Hebrew foot . 1.212 H. Roman foot . .965; .966; .967; .9672; 1.135 H. Hebrew sacred cubit 2.002 II. .9681 ; .9096; .970. Drusian foot . 1.090 H. Hebrew great cubit = ? . . 6 common cubits $ ' Roman mile of I'liny 4810.5 English feet.

Edinburgh encyclopaedia, sir David Brewster, 1830

The Penny Cyclopædia of the Society for the Diffusion of ...

Taking the Roman foot at 11-62 English inches, the original Roman mile was therefore 1614 yards, or nine-tenths and one-sixtieth of an English statute mile, very nearly; while the English mile is a Roman mile and nine hundredths of a Roman ...

George Long, 1839

The penny cyclopædia [ed. by G. Long].

Taking the Roman foot at 11-62 English inches, the original Roman mile was therefore 1614 yards, or nine-tenths and one-sixtieth of an English statute mile, very nearly; while the English mile is a Roman mile and nine hundredths of a Roman ...

Society for the diffusion of useful knowledge, George Long, 1839

An Essay on the Ancient Weights and Money and the Roman and ...

647 feet 2.4 inches, or 215 yards, 2 feet, 2.4 inches ; that of 7 to the Roman mile, was equal to 693 feet 5.124 inches, or 231 yards, 5.124 inches in English measure. ' ' 1.Table of common Roman Measures quengtlz. Digitus ' 1:I Uncia,. Table of ...

Robert Hussey, 1836

History of Ancient Geography

The stade was regularly translated into Roman figures as 12 5 paces or 625 ft. or 8 to the Roman mile: this answers to an ordinary stade of 1 85 metres or about 607 English feet. There was, however, another reckoning as 8%; to the Roman ...

J. Oliver Thomson, 2013

Modern Geography: A Description of the Empires, Kingdoms, ...

Ancient and Modern, in English Yards, Ancient Roman mile ------ Olympic stadiums J of ancient Roman mile - r Stadiums rl3 of ancient Roman mile Stadium~to the nooth part of a degree - Jewish rifin, of which 7$rz:nncicnt Roman mile Gallic ...

John Pinkerton, 1806

The Penny Cyclopaedia of the Society for the Diffusion of ...

Taking the Roman foot at 11-62 English inches, the original Roman mile was therefore 1614 yards, or nine-tenths and one-sixtieth of an English statute mile, very nearly; while the English mile is a Roman mile and nine hundredths of a Roman ...

Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, 1839

The Penny Cyclopaedia of the Society for the Difussion of ...

[Standards of Length.] Taking the Roman foot at 1 1*62 English inches, the original Roman mile was therefore 1614 yards, or nine-tenths and one-sixtieth of an English statute mile, very nearly; while the English mile is a Roman mile and nine ...

‎1839

BARANGAN BERITA YANG TERMASUK TERMA «ROMAN MILE»

Ketahui apa yang diterbitkan oleh akhbar nasional dan antarabangsa dan cara istilah Roman mile digunakan dalam konteks perkara berita berikut.

Columbus's Geographical Miscalculations

That was Columbus's first error, which he compounded with a second: he assumed that the Persian was using the 4 856-foot Roman mile; in fact, Alfraganus ... «IEEE Spectrum, Okt 12»