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Centimetre

Centimetre

Unit of lengthWikipedia

Search complete. 16 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Centimetre".

Nov 2, 2026

Toni LodgeHOST
13:47
Yeah, or, you know, like, God, I've got to Google what is 40 kilos in pounds or whatever.
Ryan JonHOST
13:53
Actually, quite regularly because I think whatever two and a half inches is in centimetres, it sounds bigger when you say it in centimetres.
Ryan JonHOST
14:00
Centimetres.
Toni LodgeHOST
14:00
Well, we can do that for you because look at this.
Toni LodgeHOST
14:03
So what do you want to know? Two and a half inches?
KarenHOST
5:24
好,我们再回到这个问题。 Let's go back to this point that we're talking about.
KarenHOST
5:30
We do not need 个 or other classifiers with measurement units, and they are words like kilograms, kilometers, centimeters, words that measure an object's weight or physical dimensions, or even time.
KarenHOST
5:49
You don't need measure words.
Bai WeiGUEST
5:50
好的。
Ethan UllmanHOST
0:00
This is Ethan, and I'm here with Dave.
Ethan UllmanHOST
0:02
And together, we are Dave and Ethan's 2,000-inch Weird Al podcast, Bigger and Weirder and Longer, concert review bonus episode, 12 Centimeter.
Dave RossiHOST
0:12
On this episode, we review Weird Al's concert at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts in Bethel, New York, on July 13, 2025, from Weird Al Yankovic's Bigger and Weirder 2025 tour.
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0:32
It's
Dave RossiHOST
0:32
a
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0:32
podcast about Weird Al.
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0:33
Seriously, the whole
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0:35
podcast is about Weird Al.
Lucas StrainHOST
49:26
Texas Tech won by two points, by a centimeter.
Sean RobertsHOST
49:29
Yeah.
Lucas StrainHOST
49:30
Centimeter away from going to overtime.
Lucas StrainHOST
49:33
See, that's where I'm saying the first round games might actually not be that bad because-
Sean RobertsHOST
49:38
No
Margrethe HavgarHOST
46:44
There we go.
Margrethe HavgarHOST
46:45
Centimeter and not foot.
Margrethe HavgarHOST
46:47
I need inch.
Margrethe HavgarHOST
46:48
There we go.
Michael RussellHOST
5:09
So in this calculator then, 33.2 grams divided by parentheses, 22.3 minus 10 parentheses, or just of course, 12.3. and you should come out to answer E, about 2.70 grams per centimeter cubed.
Michael RussellHOST
5:27
And if you called it 2.70 grams per milliliter, that's fine.
Michael RussellHOST
5:30
Centimeter cubed and a milliliter interchangeable, no big deal.
Michael RussellHOST
5:34
Cool.
Michael RussellHOST
5:35
Here are some temperatures that you can find on different places on the earth.

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