Примеры centilitre

• The excise duty per centilitre of pure alcohol would be about 10·2p for a typical beer or table wine, arid 17·35p for spirits.

• Would it not be far more sensible to use existing carafes of whatever size and mark them in whatever number of centilitres is desired?

• Certainly poor fellows like me would have greater understanding if it was, shall we say, rounded to a figure of 50 centilitres.

• If my calculations are correct—and they may not be—those are approximate to just over 28 centilitres and just over 56 centilitres respectively.

• One then goes into another pub which is also abiding by the code but there the measure is in centilitres.

• I believe that it is now bought by measures of 30 or 60 centilitres.

• The existing provisions allow for the indefinite marking of gallons, pints, quarts or gills and fluid ounces as a supplementary indication to litres and centilitres.

• If it was a minimum quantity of 25 centilitres the chap could put in a little more and be safe.

• He would in practice be infinitely more likely to use "20 centilitres"or"2 decilitres".

• Why, therefore, have the centilitre and the decilitre not been included?

• That is equivalent to one-third of the contents of a standard 75 centilitre bottle of wine.

• The effect of a centilitre of alcohol is the same in whichever form one takes it.

• Not only is there the example of 75 centilitre wine and spirit bottles but also beers and soft drinks sold in 440, 330 and 275 millilitre cans.

• Wine may be sold in 25 centilitres, 50 centilitres—that is his half litre—75 centilitres, one litre, or two imperial measures of 10 or 20 fluid ounces.

• A bottle is 70 centilitres.