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n. (cubic foot English)
Usage examples of "cubic feet".
The pyramid was 100 feet tall, almost 200 feet in diameter and had an overall mass in the region of 300,000 cubic feet—.
Measures one hundred forty-nine feet in length, and the aluminum gas envelope contains two hundred thousand cubic feet of helium.
Measures one hundred forty-ninefeet in length, and the aluminum gas envelope contains two hundredthousand cubic feet of helium.
The inner air was not renewed, but the reservoirs, filled ready for any emergency, were now resorted to, and discharged several cubic feet of oxygen into the exhausted atmosphere of the Nautilus.
However, were the forty-four thousand eight hundred and forty-seven cubic feet of gas of which we speak, all introduced into the balloon, it would be entirely filled.
We've already got eight-foot aqueduct pipe bringing down millions of cubic feet from upstate.
The thought of millions of cubic feet of water thundering down from above was enough to swivel his eyes toward the exit far over his head.
Over a hundred million cubic feet of topsoil went on the rampage and it took with it a railroad, a highway and the homes of three hundred people.
A single worker can dig wet clay (as opposed to mining dry clay) at about fifteen cubic feet per hour.