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pood
[ pood; Russian poot ]
noun
- a Russian weight equal to about 36 pounds avoirdupois (16 kilograms).
pood
/ ː /
noun
- a unit of weight, used in Russia, equal to 36.1 pounds or 16.39 kilograms
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Origin of pood1
C16: from Russian pud, probably from Old Norse pund pound ²
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They come stuffed in red Chinese takeout bags with “Chinese food” crossed out and rewritten as “Pinoy pood” — joking slang for “Filipino food.”
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We were deprived of half a milliard poods of coal imported from abroad.
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Millions of poods of oil have been lost owing to the inefficient way in which it is reservoired and stored.
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Twenty years ago the freights obtained for heavy goods were from 1.30 rubles, to 3 per pood, and from 6 to 10 rubles for light and bulky goods.
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When you inquire what weight they are drawing, you will find that it is at least sixty poods, and they frequently draw a hundred.
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