hectometre (Meaning)
Wordnet
hectometre (n)
a metric unit of length equal to 100 meters
Webster
hectometre (n.)
A measure of length, equal to a hundred meters. It is equivalent to 328.09 feet.
Synonyms & Antonyms of hectometre
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hectometre Sentence Examples
- The marathon runner had covered a distance of around 20 hectometres when he began to feel fatigue.
- The farmer's vast field measured approximately 50 hectometres in length.
- The high-speed train travelled at a speed of over 300 hectometres per hour.
- The distant shoreline was just over 20 hectometres away.
- The mountain climber ascended a gruelling elevation of 8 hectometres.
- The river flowed lazily through a valley stretching for nearly 50 hectometres.
- The satellite image captured a clear view of the city, covering an area of 100 hectometres square.
- The marathon course was marked with precise intervals of 5 hectometres.
- The high-altitude aircraft soared to a breathtaking height of 15 hectometres.
- The construction project spanned a massive area of 60 hectometres, requiring coordination on a grand scale.
FAQs About the word hectometre
a metric unit of length equal to 100 metersA measure of length, equal to a hundred meters. It is equivalent to 328.09 feet.
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The marathon runner had covered a distance of around 20 hectometres when he began to feel fatigue.
The farmer's vast field measured approximately 50 hectometres in length.
The high-speed train travelled at a speed of over 300 hectometres per hour.
The distant shoreline was just over 20 hectometres away.
