one thousand liters, or one cubic meter (264.179 gallons or 1.31 cubic yards): abbrev. kl
Brit.kil′o·li·tre
Origin of kiloliter
French kilolitre: see kilo- and literkiloliter
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kiloliter
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Abbr. klA metric unit of volume equal to 1,000 liters (1,056 liquid quarts).
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