Still, doing a rough calc in your head isn't that hard. That sounds more complicated than it is: Say you're looking to convert 80 km. Tuck that away in a crevice of your cerebellum for a moment.
That means 80 km is roughly 50 miles actually, it's Frankly, you'll rarely ever need to convert the other way, unless you want to say to someone in Europe something along the lines of "I live 20 miles outside of Boston," only put it in kilometers terms so he understands where your suburb is.
No biggie. Ten miles is about 16 kilometers, so tell him you live 32 km from Boston. This is assuming, of course, he has more than a vague sense of where Boston is in the first place. That cheat sheet is to the right. Thank heavens for the yardstick. You can point with it, you can rap people in the knuckles with it, you can even measure stuff with it, so long as the stuff in question is less than three feet long.
And it's also about one meter long, so just picture a yardstick and you know what a meter looks like. Well, roughly. Actually, 1 meter is 3. So 10 meters is equal to 33 feet, or 11 yards, which is enough for a first down only they play soccer in Europe, so that little joke wouldn't work. See all conversions for kilometers here.
Its size can vary from system to system, but in each is between 1 and 10 kilometers. See all conversions for miles here. Converters by family. Clothing Clothes: dress and suit Hat size Shoe size Shoe size children.
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