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newton

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈnuːtən/ · UK /ˈnjuːtən/

newton means: A standard unit used to measure how strongly something pushes or pulls.

noun

FORCE UNITB2

A standard unit used to measure how strongly something pushes or pulls.

  • The force measured one newton.
  • The spring pulls with a force of five newtons.
  • How many newtons are needed to move the object?

Common phrases: one newton, newton of force, newton meter

FRUIT COOKIEC2

A small soft cookie with a fruit filling, usually made from figs.

  • I ate a fig newton.
  • She packed two newtons with my lunch.
  • These newtons have a soft fruit filling.

Common phrases: fig newton, eat a newton, newton cookie

Questions about newton

What does newton mean?

A standard unit used to measure how strongly something pushes or pulls.

What is newton in other languages?

Türkçe: newton · Español: newton · Français: newton · Deutsch: Newton · Italiano: newton · 日本語: ニュートン

How do you pronounce newton?

In American English /ˈnuːtən/; in British English /ˈnjuːtən/.

How do you use newton in a sentence?

The force measured one newton. The spring pulls with a force of five newtons.

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