congius 的定义
plural con·gi·i [kon-jee-ahy]. /ˈkɒn dʒiˌaɪ/.
- a gallon.
- an ancient Roman unit of liquid measure equal to about 0.8 U.S. gallon.
更多congius例句
- One metreta, a Greek measure, equalled about nine English gallons, and a congius contained about six pints.
- Congius Ripensis tells us, that the same restriction was imposed by the Lacedæmonians on their Helots and all domestic animals.
- This is furnished with brazen buckets, each holding about a congius.
- Perhaps "metreta" and "congius" should be swapped in this sentence, but it was left as is.