arroba 的定义
plural ar·ro·bas [uh-roh-buhz; Spanish and Portuguese ahr-raw-bahs]. /əˈroʊ bəz; Spanish and Portuguese ɑrˈrɔ βɑs/.
- a Spanish and Portuguese unit of weight of varying value, equal to 25.37 pounds avoirdupois in Mexico and to 32.38 pounds avoirdupois in Brazil.
- a unit of liquid measure of varying value, used especially in Spain and commonly equal to 4.26 U.S. gallons.
更多arroba例句
- Each of these Chinese works one arroba of rough iron into nails daily, and is paid only the said twenty-eight reals per month.
- The thread of the same cotton with which they are sewed costs twenty reals per arroba.
- These are gathered, and tied up in bundles of about an arroba, or thirty-two pounds' weight.
- The arroba is a Spanish weight, equal to twenty-five pounds of sixteen ounces each.
- These fish are so big that they weigh half an arroba each, and some as much as one arroba.