When the numerical value is greater than 1, the noun after the decimal is plural, and when the numerical value is less than 1, the noun after the decimal is singular.

The British pronunciation of kilo is ['ki? l? ]； The American pronunciation is ['ki? lo? ]? ? 　

Abbreviation means thousands, kilograms; Kg (= kiloram/kilogramme)

Related examples: The tomatoes cost two yuan a kilo.

Tomatoes are two yuan a kilo.

Extended data:

First, the usage of words

(noun)

1, kilogram means "kg, kg", which is a unit of weight, and a specific number is usually added before it to indicate the specific weight.

2. kilogram is a countable noun with plural form. Kilogram can mean "per kilogram" when used with the indefinite article A.

3. kilogram can also be written as kilo. kilogramme。

Second, vocabulary collocation

~+preposition

Kilogram of apples1kg apples