ccm
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A unit of volume equal to one cubic centimetre used in medicine and science
- noun
- /ˈsiːˌsiːˈɛm/
- Specialized
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ccm
- A ccm is equivalent to one cubic centimeter.
Examples
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The syringe holds 10 ccm of liquid.
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This engine has a capacity of 1500 ccm.
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The doctor measured 5 ccm of blood for the test.
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Please inject 2 ccm of the solution into the vial.
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The doctor measured 5 ccm of blood for the test.
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Please inject 2 ccm of the solution into the vial.
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The syringe holds 10 ccm of liquid.
Synonyms
A unit of volume equal to one cubic centimeter used to measure small amounts of liquid like medicine or water
is the full written form rather than the abbreviated form
A unit of volume equal to one milliliter
is the same unit but written as an abbreviation in practice
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ccm is short for cubic centimetre, which is a small cube that is 'one centimetre' long on each side, so ccm is a unit for a very small amount of volume used in science and medicine.