How to pronounce “kilometer” in English

First, let's go to Brazil. The Brazilian Amazon is huge. It's 5 million squarekilometers, roughly 2/3 the size of the United States.And it's brimming with rich biodiversity, countless indigenous communities, and it's the home of about

I mean, you look at some of the caves that have been painted, and for one of our forebears to have to travel sometimeskilometers in darkness through underground waterways to find various surfaces on which they would paintvarious kinds of beings that didn't even exist in the real world, perhaps, why in the world would they do it?

I gather what it's about is they sent basically miners to space.kilometers in size. So it's no big.

So right around March, April, they start coming up in the forest and people-- in Chiang Mai, I lived in a small village about 20kilometers north of Chiang Mai.And during het-top season, if you try to go to the market in the village, as soon as the het-top start popping up,

Because we know where the spacecraft is now.kilometers or a couple of million kilometers to be able to determine the distance.

the mountain. So in the exhibition the pieces look like this. We have -- Shasta is on the right and Fuji is on the left. So we got two mountains conquered. Our goal was to go and go and go,next kilometer and so forth.

And he was killed - they were shot. It was a mass...Square kilometers, namely the length of the line of contact or delimitation line.

Do they travel hundreds of kilometers?80 kilometers in distance.

where the cotton fiber was turned using the machines into the textiles, which were then taken back down to Africa.four kilometers of ice sheet grinding over your cities.

What would this do?8 kilometers is not a big deal.But the way it is implemented is the dam wall is here.

We know for a fact, or as much of a fact you can get without seeing it directly, that Europa has an ocean, and an ice cover of about90 kilometers, 50 or 60 miles.That ocean, it's been postulate pretty much since the Galileo missions, almost 30 or 40 years ago.

Titus really should be buckled in by now.Five kilometers away, watching safely in their observation tower, his family, friends, and peers were all waiting for him to commit suicide.'Your mind is as sharp as ever, Titus,' said a stranger.

During the last 30 years as Arctic temperatures have risen dramatically approximately 12,000cubic kilometers of Arctic sea ice has completely disappeared.Let me try to give you a sense of how much ice that really is: imagine that the ice is in a vast sheet and that sheet has a uniform thickness of three feet; so 12,000 cubic kilometers

like that. Where do you find such a big volume of water? Well, lake Baikal in Siberia is one such place. It's a lake that's 800-kilometers long, about 40,50-kilometers wide, if not wider, it's more than a mile deep, and it's absolutely clear water. It's one of the most pristine lakes that you will findin the world. And, uh, so that's where I went to see -- umm, that's the, uh, view of lake Baikal from the coast of the, uh, from the coast where the

It uh has very long range about 3,000 kilometers. Carries a very large warheadover a thousand uh kilometer warhead andum it's uh an impressive system. What it doesn't have is a lot of stealth

We ran for a kilometer maybe, carrying whatever we had.

And he got 450 kilometers into that 1,000-kilometer journey and got pulled out.

per square kilometer. So that's about 50 times as much space as the inhabitants of Macau have.

I gather what it's about is they sent basically miners to space.And it bounced about kilometer up into the air.

And about a kilometer or so he caught the group in front.

A six billion kilometer cruise for over 10 years, as we talked about, and all of the four gravity assists.

Rendezvous with a four kilometer object traveling at 135,000 kilometers per hour.

I wanted a four kilometer tall object.

And with one kilometer to go, there was an American supporter or a fan there, and he goes, you can get him five seconds.

And when the square kilometer array comes online in about 10 years time-- which will be an array of radio telescope spread over two

I put kilometer, I think actually that one is.

So a 150 kilometer an hour wind would feel like about a 1 kilometer an hour wind does on Earth.

There's a kilometer of private beach and they have-- it was insane.

It's six kilometer by a little less than two kilometer wide.

It was 1 kilometer away from Gladysvale, one and a half hills away from where I had spent the last 17 years.

This is about one kilometer from the restaurant.

And he swims the kilometer back to shore.

a half a kilometer from the water.

linked by over two kilometers of transmission line.

And at 1,200 kilometers above the Earth, very different satellite positions can produce almost identical patterns on the ground.

From about 36,000 kilometers up, a single one can see a huge portion of the Earth at once.

around 250 kilometers per hour.

It flew over four kilometers down range, and allegedly captured this image.

You start going kilometers in distance from end to end if each atom is the size of this tennis ball.

That's like 80 kilometers an hour.

Winds of just 110 kilometers per hour could cause it to collapse in the middle of Manhattan, potentially killing thousands.

You can fly three kilometers per sol in a matter of minutes.

5 to 7 kilometers of Lebanese land.

new community a few kilometers away.

A few kilometers under the surface, it starts to smooth out again, in an area called the continental rise: a zone of sediments accumulated at the base of the slope.

For the first 410 kilometers or so, we’d be in the upper mantle.

to two kilometers' depth and scoot around a bit and come up, you optimize it to do that task, right?

And 51 kilometers, it's quite a bit for me because I had never walked.

And after 1,000 kilometers, I had the opportunity to arrive at the South Pole.