mega
- other
- /ˈmɛɡə/
- Specialized
- You know the prefixes kilo and mega and giga and Terra.
And he coined some terms, Kilo cyborgs with thousands of entities, mega cyborgs, millions, Giga cyborgs with billions.
- And he coined some terms, Kilo cyborgs with thousands of entities, mega cyborgs, millions, Giga cyborgs with billions.
- So all I'm just saying we have a little OO Micron and a big OO mega.
Examples
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Someone was confused about how mega joules and kilowatt hours are related.
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And he coined some terms, Kilo cyborgs with thousands of entities, mega cyborgs, millions, Giga cyborgs with billions.
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So BTU is another unit of energy or a mega BTU.
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All right, now the wool's on the roof with the antenna about two mega norms tall.
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It has an IO mega zip drive in addition to its floppy drive.
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So basically they gave these genetically mutated mice a mega dose of urolithin A.
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Remember it goes kilo mega giga Terra in powers of three terawatt hour.
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Now people will try and sell you anything... a TV monitor that plain as day looks like shit, but they tout it as "ultra mega triple hi-def" whatever.
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These numbers are in mega joules per kilo mole or you or say kilo joules per mole.
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The power plant generates a total of five hundred megawatts of electricity.
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Etymology
Mega as a prefix comes from an old Greek word meaning 'great' and is used before words like megabyte and megawatt to mean 'one million'. So mega- tells you there are a million of those units.