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Pint

The pint (/ˈpaɪnt/, listenⓘ; symbol pt, sometimes abbreviated as p) is a unit of volume or capacity in both the imperial and United States customary measurement systems. In both of those systems, it is one-eighth of a gallon.

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Non-SI units
568.2613 mL · 473.1765 mL (liquid) · 550.6105 mL (dry)
Symbol
pt, p
Unit of
volume

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Pint

Nodes56
Edges55
Triples73
Avg. degree1.96
Density0.035714
Components1

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Pint

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has effect · 17
Pint → As, Australia, British, Filtered, However, In, In Australia, Ireland, Irish, It, Milk, New Zealand, Recipes, South Australia, Such, UHT, UK
related to Equivalence · 17
Pint → American, Australia, Britain's, British, Canada, Commonwealth, Diffusion, However, India, Ireland, Malaysia, New Zealand, One US, Society, South Africa, This, Useful Knowledge
related to Other pints · 10
Pint → English, French, Imperial, It, Scottish, The, The French, The Royal, The Scottish, They
related to history · 8
Pint → Because, Britain's North American, British, In, Latin, The, US, Winchester
related to Name · 6
Pint → Canadian French, French, Imperial, In France, Old French, Vulgar Latin
related to External links · 4
Pint → European Commission, IP/07/1297, Pints, September
Non-SI units · 3
Pint → 473.1765 mL (liquid), 550.6105 mL (dry), 568.2613 mL
related to US dry pint · 3
Pint → In, United States, US
related to US liquid pint · 3
Pint → In, The, United States
Symbol · 1
Pint → pt, p

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imperial ml metric beer used gallon british french pints units canada us liquid unit pinte glass united countries states volume

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
PintNon-SI units568.2613 mL1.00infobox
PintNon-SI units473.1765 mL (liquid)1.00infobox
PintNon-SI units550.6105 mL (dry)1.00infobox
PintSymbolpt, p1.00infobox
PintUnit ofvolume1.00infobox
Pinthas effectIn0.60section
Pinthas effectBritish0.60section
Pinthas effectIrish0.60section
Pinthas effectAs0.60section
Pinthas effectUK0.60section
Pinthas effectMilk0.60section
Pinthas effectHowever0.60section

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