unit

A group of people who work together to reach a shared goal

A number of people or things seen as one unit

A small group of people organized to do one job, like in the army or sports

A large military group made of two or more divisions and support

A group within a larger organization, like an orchestra or company team

A large unit in the army, air force or navy

A group of people organized to do a specific job, like soldiers or a ship crew

A large unit of soldiers made of several companies and led by a senior officer

A group of people organized to work or fight together

A military air unit of several aircraft and their crews

A group like a company or team that works together

A large group of soldiers made of several smaller units

A group of soldiers organized to fight or carry out military tasks

A group of soldiers that does a specific task

A group of soldiers organized as part of an army, like a platoon or company

A group of soldiers who fight on foot

A unit of soldiers organized to do a specific job for the armed forces

A group in an air force that uses aircraft for missions

A group of people who act together for a shared purpose

A ship or group of ships that a navy uses for military work

A part of an organization that manages specific tasks and services

A single person or animal regarded separately from a group

A group of parents and their children who live together

A hospital area where very sick patients get constant care and monitoring

A group of soldiers that does a specific task

A group of soldiers organized as part of an army, like a platoon or company

A joking, informal word people use for a parent or guardian

A group of soldiers who fight on foot

A standard measure of electric power, like the watt

A fixed amount used as a standard to measure length, weight, or volume

A hospital area where very small or sick newborns get constant medical care

The amount of money needed to make, store, and sell one item

Main chip in a computer that does most of the work and controls other parts

A group in an air force that uses aircraft for missions

A military group that uses large guns to fire at enemy targets

An area with its own government and rules, like a country or city

The average distance between the Earth and the Sun, about 150 million kilometers

A standard amount of time used to measure how long something lasts like a second or minute

A hospital department that gives close care to people with serious heart problems

A way to measure energy, like a calorie or joule

A unit of measurement used in the metric system, like a meter or kilogram

A standard kind of money used in a country to measure value, like a dollar or yen

A group of civilians organized and trained like soldiers to support or replace the army

A large piece of furniture put against a wall to store or show things

A unit of heat equal to the heat needed to raise one pound of water by one degree Fahrenheit

A device that changes the sound of an instrument, like adding reverb or distortion

A measure for how strong a push or pull is, like the newton

A measure for how much liquid there is, like a litre

A measure of heat energy like a calorie or BTU

A ship or group of ships that a navy uses for military work

A measure that shows an amount of time, like a second or minute

A standard unit used worldwide in science and industry like the meter or kilogram

The energy used by a 1,000-watt machine running for one hour

The first part of a rocket that gives a strong push at launch

The currency of Bosnia and Herzegovina, called the convertible mark

A unit for measuring how bright a light is, using a candle as the standard

A unit for measuring how much liquid a container holds, like a liter or a gallon

An amount of resources a plan gives for services like storage or computer power

A unit that measures how much electric charge a part can store, like the farad

A unit of money that people use in China, like the yuan

The cost for each item or unit used

A standard amount used to measure electric charge, like the coulomb

A group of rock layers formed during the same time period

A standard size used to measure computer memory, like a byte or kilobyte

A unit for measuring how well a material carries electric current, for example the siemens

A unit for measuring how much space something takes up, like a liter or cubic meter

A measure used to show how much space something holds

A unit used to measure how much space something has, like a cubic metre or cubic centimetre

A measure used to show how much space something takes, for example litres or cubic metres

A unit for measuring dry goods like grain or fruit

Money used in the Netherlands before the euro

A unit used to measure how a part resists storing electric charge, defined as one divided by capacitance

A unit used to measure electric or magnetic strength

A unit for measuring electric charge used in an older measurement system

A team in film and TV that makes effects on set like explosions and computer images

A unit that shows how much light a substance absorbs

Someone or something that is very large and impressive, often as a joke

A unit that measures how quickly something gets faster

A part of an organization that manages specific tasks and services

A virtual group that holds users or devices so administrators can manage permissions

A very small unit of length equal to one ten-billionth of a meter used for light wavelengths and atoms

A unit for measuring angles, like a degree or a radian

A block of disk space reserved for one file, the smallest amount a file can use

A unit of length equal to the average distance from Earth to the Sun

A system of weight used long ago in pharmacies to measure medicine

A standard measure of the size of a flat area, like square meters

A small unit for mass used to measure atoms and molecules

A unit of weight like a pound or ounce used in Britain and the United States

A unit that measures how strong an explosion is

Money used in the Falkland Islands that has the same value as the British pound

A way to measure how strong a magnetic field is, for example tesla

A measure of how much magnetic or electric field passes through an area, for example the tesla

A unit that measures how much magnetic field passes through an area

How hard a force pushes on each small part of a surface

A small coin or unit worth one hundredth of the main unit of money