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Definição
Unidade de volume igual a 1/2 quarto; a pinta líquida americana é 473,176 mL e a pinta imperial britânica é 568,261 mL.
Explicação
The UK pint is about 20% larger than the US pint, so a UK pub pint of beer contains 568 mL versus 473 mL in a US pint glass. The US also has a dry pint (550.6 mL) used for produce. One US pint = 2 cups = 16 US fluid ounces. In the UK, pints remain the legally required unit for draught beer sales.
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