Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Russian term or phrase:
в кубах
English translation:
in cubic meters
Russian term
в кубах
- Ну, вот делянка.
- Сколько? В кубах можешь сказать?
Тут, наверно, кубов 500.
Is it cubic metres? It seems an odd way to measure land, but it could be measuring volume of wood.
5 +7 | cubic meters | Andrii Ishchenko |
volume of wood | koundelev |
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Proposed translations
cubic meters
Yes, that's what I thought it must be, but I wondered if there were other units involved. Thanks for the help! |
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