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1. km
kilometer.
Etymology: (1950–55)
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| Definition of 'KM' |
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1. (noun) kilometer, kilometre, km, klick
a metric unit of length equal to 1000 meters (or 0.621371 miles)
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1. (abbreviation) km
kilometer
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Sense: – pluralkmorkms – kilometre(s)
I live 5 km from the airport; a 5 km drive.
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 Afrikaans: km |
 Arabic: كيلومتر |
 Bulgarian: км |
 Brazilian: km |
 Czech: kilometr |
 German: der Kilometer |
 Danish: km |
 Greek: χιλιόμετρο (συντομογρ.) |
 Spanish: km |
 Estonian: km (kilomeetri tähis) |
 Farsi: کیلومتر |
 Finnish: kilometri |
 French: km |
 Hebrew: ק”מ |
 Hindi: कि.मी, किलोमीटर |
 Croatian: km, kratica za„kilometar“ |
 Hungarian: km |
 Indonesian: km |
 Italian: km |
 Japanese: キロメーター |
 Korean: 킬로미터 |
 Lithuanian: km (kilometras) |
 Latvian: kilometrs, km |
 Malay: km |
 Dutch: km, kilometer |
 Norwegian: km (kilometer) |
 Persian: کیلومتر |
 Pashto: کیلومتر |
 Russian: километр |
 Slovak: km, kilometer |
 Slovenian: kilometer |
 Serbian: kilometar |
 Swedish: km, kilometer |
 Thai: กิโลเมตร |
 Turkish: kilometer; km |
 Taiwanese: 公里(書面縮寫) |
 Ukrainian: км |
 Urdu: کلو میٹر |
 Vietnamese: cây số |
 Chinese: 公里（书面语缩写式） |
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