liter

Preposition: of

• wort: They use 150 kg for 42,000 liters of worts.
• water: Example: How many liters of water are drunk in the US per year?
• milk: Their cows, for example, currently produce about five liters of milk per day.
• blood: Spill your path with liters of blood as you blast through hordes of lurking, vicious enemies.
• fluid: Bring another 2 liters of hot fluid on the climb.
• spirit: The produce 4 tons of mash and 8,000 liters of spirit per week.

Converse of object

• produce: UN inspectors believe Iraq may have produced 26,000 liters [ .. .
• hold: The washbacks are new and are 18 feet in diameter and 18 feet deep holding 65,000 liters of worts.
• drink: In Russia, people drink a liter or more of vodka daily for forty or fifty years.
• buy: Why must I be forced to buy an entire liter?
• use: As of 1990, we were using approximately 1,000 liters ( 6.41 barrels ) of oil to produce food off one hectare of land.
• have: Some would rather have a liter or two of soft drinks daily than a much healthier equivalent volume of water.

Adjective modifier

several: This may be due to the accumulation of fluid, since several liters per day of gastrointestinal secretions may be produced.

Modifies a noun

• bottle: Big bottle of water By big, I mean those 6 liter plastic bottles you can get in the supermarket.
• tank: The wing was further stressed to take 340 liter wing-tip tanks in addition to underwing stores.
• engine: Our latest development, a BioPower 2.0 liter turbo engine, will be launched next summer, initially in Sweden.
• water: Depth: 530mm Width: 830mm Height: 200mm £ 225.00 More details Jazz - WC Dual Flush 3 or 6 liter water.
• jug: No, you cannot pour some water into the 9 liter jug and then guess.
• capacity: With a 14 liter capacity, the PELA Pro 14 is the largest on the market.

Preposition: per

minute: Flow rates from 0.5 to 6 liters per minute are available.