IPA: /ˈkɪləˌbɑr/
KK: /ˈkɪloʊˌbɑr/
A measurement of pressure that is equal to 1,000 bars.
The pressure in the tank was measured at 5 kilobars.
Kilobar is formed from "kilo-" (from Greek "chilioi", meaning thousand) and "bar" (from Greek "baros", meaning weight or pressure). The word refers to a unit of pressure equal to one thousand bars.
Think of 'kilo-' meaning a thousand, and 'bar' relating to weight or pressure — that's how kilobar represents a thousand units of pressure.