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KW - traducción al árabe

SI UNIT OF POWER
Watt electrical; MWt; Kilowatt; Megawatt; KW; Gigawatt; Megawatts; Watt (unit); Milliwatt; Terawatt; Microwatt; Petawatt; Kilowatts; Femtowatt; Light watt; ΜW; MWe; Watt energy; Gigawatts; Zettawatt; Exawatt; MegaWatts; Picowatt; Attowatt; Nanowatt; Yottawatt; Yoctowatt; Zeptowatt; GWe; MWT; ㎿; MWth; Megawatt (MW); KiloWatts; MegaWatt; Terawatts; Joule per second; KWt; Thermal megawatt; MWTh; TeraWatt; GigaWatt; KiloWatt; K.W.; Kw.; K W; GWth; ㎺; ㎻; ㎼; ㎽; ㎾; Deciwatt; Kilawatt; Killowatt; J/s; Milliwatts; KWe; Joule/second; Megawatt thermal; Gigawatt thermal; LFEX; Gigawatt electrical; Watt unit; Joules per second; MWm; Mega watt; Ronnawatt; Quettawatt; Rontowatt; Quectowatt; Watt thermal
  • A [[United States Department of Energy]] video explaining gigawatts

KW         
كيلو كلمة.
Kuwait         
  • The [[Al-Hashemi-II]], the largest wooden dhow ever built
  • [[Al Hamra Tower]] is the tallest sculpted tower in the world.
  • Great Britain]]<ref>Busch, 337.</ref>
  • [[Kuwaiti oil fires]] set by retreating Iraqi forces in 1991.
  • HMS ''Victorious'']] taking part in [[Operation Vantage]] in July 1961
  • Ancient coins found on [[Failaka Island]].
  • Holy Family Co-Cathedral]]
  • The [[Kuwait Red Fort]] in [[Al Jahra]]
  • Prototype of the [[Kuwait Space Rocket]]
  • Celebration at [[Seif Palace]] in 1944
  • A proportional representation of Kuwait exports, 2019
  • Alexander Keith Johnston]]
  • [[Kuwait Towers]]
  • A highway in Kuwait City.
  • Kuwait shares land borders with Iraq and Saudi Arabia, and maritime borders with Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and Iran.
  • Smoke from burning Kuwait oil fields after Saddam Hussein set fire to them during the Gulf war.
  • Kuwaiti women at a local football match.
  • Kuwaiti youth celebrating Kuwait's independence and liberation, 2011.
  • Marine Museum]] in Kuwait City. Demonstrates the founding of Kuwait as a sea port for merchants.
  • Traditional Kuwaiti wedding dress in the 1970s.
  • theatrical play]] titled "Fateh Masr" at Al Mubarikya school in the 1940s.
  • Kuwait's then Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense Sheikh [[Mohammad Al Khalid Al Sabah]] with then US Defense Secretary [[Jim Mattis]] in 2017.
  • A satellite image of Kuwait reveals its desert topography.
  • The [[Seif Palace]], the original seat of the Government of Kuwait.
  • [[Tareq Rajab Museum]]<ref name="tareqrajabmuseum"/>
SOVEREIGN STATE IN WESTERN ASIA
ISO 3166-1:KW; Kuwayt; Kuait; Kuwet; دولة الكويت; KUW; Koweit; State of Kuwait; الكويت; Kowait; Kuweit; Koweït; Languages of Kuwait; Subdivisions of Kuwait; Administrative divisions of Kuwait; State Kuwait; Quwait; Dawlat al-Kuwait; Abdullah al-Saleh; National parks in Kuwait; Water supply and sanitation in Kuwait; Biodiversity of Kuwait
الكويت
Short name: KW, KWT
Country code: +965
KUWAIT         
  • The [[Al-Hashemi-II]], the largest wooden dhow ever built
  • [[Al Hamra Tower]] is the tallest sculpted tower in the world.
  • Great Britain]]<ref>Busch, 337.</ref>
  • [[Kuwaiti oil fires]] set by retreating Iraqi forces in 1991.
  • HMS ''Victorious'']] taking part in [[Operation Vantage]] in July 1961
  • Ancient coins found on [[Failaka Island]].
  • Holy Family Co-Cathedral]]
  • The [[Kuwait Red Fort]] in [[Al Jahra]]
  • Prototype of the [[Kuwait Space Rocket]]
  • Celebration at [[Seif Palace]] in 1944
  • A proportional representation of Kuwait exports, 2019
  • Alexander Keith Johnston]]
  • [[Kuwait Towers]]
  • A highway in Kuwait City.
  • Kuwait shares land borders with Iraq and Saudi Arabia, and maritime borders with Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and Iran.
  • Smoke from burning Kuwait oil fields after Saddam Hussein set fire to them during the Gulf war.
  • Kuwaiti women at a local football match.
  • Kuwaiti youth celebrating Kuwait's independence and liberation, 2011.
  • Marine Museum]] in Kuwait City. Demonstrates the founding of Kuwait as a sea port for merchants.
  • Traditional Kuwaiti wedding dress in the 1970s.
  • theatrical play]] titled "Fateh Masr" at Al Mubarikya school in the 1940s.
  • Kuwait's then Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense Sheikh [[Mohammad Al Khalid Al Sabah]] with then US Defense Secretary [[Jim Mattis]] in 2017.
  • A satellite image of Kuwait reveals its desert topography.
  • The [[Seif Palace]], the original seat of the Government of Kuwait.
  • [[Tareq Rajab Museum]]<ref name="tareqrajabmuseum"/>
SOVEREIGN STATE IN WESTERN ASIA
ISO 3166-1:KW; Kuwayt; Kuait; Kuwet; دولة الكويت; KUW; Koweit; State of Kuwait; الكويت; Kowait; Kuweit; Koweït; Languages of Kuwait; Subdivisions of Kuwait; Administrative divisions of Kuwait; State Kuwait; Quwait; Dawlat al-Kuwait; Abdullah al-Saleh; National parks in Kuwait; Water supply and sanitation in Kuwait; Biodiversity of Kuwait

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الكُوَيْت

Definición

kW
¦ abbreviation kilowatt(s).

Wikipedia

Watt

The watt (symbol: W) is the unit of power or radiant flux in the International System of Units (SI), equal to 1 joule per second or 1 kg⋅m2⋅s−3. It is used to quantify the rate of energy transfer. The watt is named in honor of James Watt (1736–1819), an 18th-century Scottish inventor, mechanical engineer, and chemist who improved the Newcomen engine with his own steam engine in 1776. Watt's invention was fundamental for the Industrial Revolution.

Ejemplos de uso de KW
1. Home consumption facilities are limited to 15 kW–hr, and 50 kW–hr for industrial consumers.
2. Small hydro Up to 30% of overall cost, around 4,000 per kW installed, up to 5 kW.
3. In practice, IEC workers average 12,000 kW to 14,000 kW a year.
4. By comparison, capital costs for coal–fired plants are around $1,300 per kW and those of gas–fired plants around $600 per kW, according to industries‘ sources.
5. Electricity rates are currently based on average production expenses of about NIS 0.40 per KW/hr.