hl

¹ American  

1. hectoliter; hectoliters.

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H.L. ² American  

abbreviation

1. House of Lords.

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HL ¹ British  

abbreviation

1. House of Lords

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hl ² British  

symbol

1. hectolitre

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Example Sentences

Last year, repeated bad weather including frosts and storms pushed production to a record low of 36.8 million hl.

From Reuters

“If you don’t speak it, you lose the hollow in the side of your cheek,” Ms. Jones said, inserting the lid of a pen into her mouth so she could produce the Haida “hl.”

From New York Times

This led to high yields: according the Hugh Johnson’s excellent World Atlas of Wine as much as 105 hl/ha, a huge number and one incompatible with quality wine.

From Forbes

An elegy written by him in Latin on the death of a friend attracted the attention of Count von Br�hl, the prime minister, who expressed a desire to see the author.

From Project Gutenberg

From Count Br�hl, intendant of the court theatre at Berlin also, Beethoven received a commission to write an Opera for that house � tout prix.

From Project Gutenberg