No. 10,493 in French
litre
A unit of volume in the metric system, equal to 1,000 cubic centimeters (1 cubic decimeter) or approximately 1.057 quarts.
In a sentence
J'ai acheté un litre de lait au supermarché.
I bought a liter of milk at the supermarket.
Here, 'litre' is used as a measurement unit to specify an amount of milk.
On consomme parfois un litre d'eau par jour pour rester hydraté.
Sometimes we consume a liter of water per day to stay hydrated.
In this case, 'litre' is utilized to describe the daily consumption volume of water for hydration.
Le mot 'litre' vient du système métrique inventé pendant la Révolution française.
The word 'liter' comes from the metric system invented during the French Revolution.
Here, 'litre' is referenced as a term originating from the metric system, illustrating its historical and conceptual significance.
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