mil
- noun
- /mɪl/
- Specialized
- I weighed my flour and butter and added the 60 mils of water.
I use one point something mils every day all over.
- I use one point something mils every day all over.
- Injectable L carnitine of about one mil, one mig per day.
- So for example, if I add another double: here and I say how many mils of blood?
- Then we've got the concealer, which is true Skin Serum Concealer and that's five mils of product.
- It takes nearly one full mil of product, sunscreen, a foundation with sunscreen, whatever it is, to give you the protection on the label.
Examples
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Injectable L carnitine of about one mil, one mig per day.
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Okay, just mix 200 mils of this and 100 mils of that.
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I use one point something mils every day all over.
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So we had volume of acid we're adding, we were adding five mils to begin with.
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But we've got to, we've got to make up for the four mils that we added there in the beginning.
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Then we've got the concealer, which is true Skin Serum Concealer and that's five mils of product.
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To measure the solution accurately, add 100 mils of water to the mixture.
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For this recipe, you need 50 mils of olive oil to enhance the flavor.
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The lab technician measured 10 mils of the reagent for the experiment.
Synonyms
A unit of volume equal to one cubic centimeter used to measure small amounts of liquid like medicine or water
A small unit for measuring liquids equal to one thousandth of a liter
A unit of volume equal to one milliliter
A small measure for liquids equal to one thousandth of a liter
Surface Forms
Etymology
Mil as a short form of milliliter comes from milli- 'one thousandth' and liter 'a measure of liquid', so it means one 'thousandth' of a liter.