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Definition of decagram in US English: decagram(also dekagram) nounˈdekəˌɡramˈdekəˌɡram A metric unit of mass or weight, equal to 10 grams. Example sentencesExamples - These weights are in decagrams, the most common measure for market goods in Poland. 100 decagrams = 1 kilogram. 1 kilogram = 2.2 pounds.
- Thus 20 decagrams of sugar is approximately 1 cup of sugar.
- Coral reefs are among the most productive habitats, producing 2,000 decagrams of carbon per square meter per year, and the oldest, 400 million years.
- Most members of his unit died of hunger, since the daily rations was 20 decagrams of bread.
- It happened because yesterday I weighed 20 decagrams of noodles and sneaked a spoonful.
Definition of decagram in US English: decagram(also dekagram) nounˈdekəˌɡram A metric unit of mass or weight, equal to 10 grams. Example sentencesExamples - These weights are in decagrams, the most common measure for market goods in Poland. 100 decagrams = 1 kilogram. 1 kilogram = 2.2 pounds.
- Thus 20 decagrams of sugar is approximately 1 cup of sugar.
- Most members of his unit died of hunger, since the daily rations was 20 decagrams of bread.
- Coral reefs are among the most productive habitats, producing 2,000 decagrams of carbon per square meter per year, and the oldest, 400 million years.
- It happened because yesterday I weighed 20 decagrams of noodles and sneaked a spoonful.
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