Unit employed for large volumes of water, equal to one cubic kilometer, one-billion (109) cubic meters, or about 810767 acre-feet.
9, a milliard is an archaic word for one billion.
No. Milliard is the French word for billion (1 000 000 000). 1.4 milliard is 1,400,000,000 or 1400 millions euros.
The Latin word for billion is "milliard," derived from "mille," meaning thousand. In modern usage, "billion" is often translated as "biliardus" in some contexts, but "milliard" is more historically accurate for the number one thousand million. However, it's important to note that the concept of a billion as we understand it today did not exist in ancient Rome.
"milliard" is translated billion in English.
Yes, in American English. In French, and in some areas of Britain, the word "milliard" is used for 1000 million, and "billion" is used for 1000 milliard.
1 milliard has 9 zeros. 1 milliard = 109 = 1 thousand million.
Milliard is a French-derived word meaning the number 1,000,000,000 = 109. That is one thousand million. The SI prefix is giga. It is not used in American English and is rare in other forms of English - the preferred term being 'thousand million'. When South Africa adopted the metric system in 1971, "milliard" was recommended by the Metrication Board, but has often been ignored in practice. During the 20th century, the short scale "billion" superseded 'thousand million' to become the normal term in most of the English-speaking world."Milliard", or a version thereof, is common to many languages other than English, where a "billion" often refers to a thousand "milliard" - 1,000,000,000,000.
Ralph Milliard was born on 1973-12-30.
Ralph Milliard was born December 30, 1973.
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Un milliard dans un billard was created in 1965.
In Europe billion comes after milliard, while in America 'milliard' does not exist. So while in America one billion equals one hundred million, it is one thousand million in Europe.