IPA: /ˈkɪloʊˌliːtər/
KK: /kɪloʊˈlitər/
A unit of measurement for volume that is equal to one thousand liters.
The water tank can hold up to five kiloliters of water.
Kiloliter is formed from "kilo-" (from Greek "chilioi", meaning a thousand) and "liter" (from Latin "litera", meaning a measure of volume). The word "kiloliter" refers to a measure of volume that is equal to one thousand liters.
Think of 'kilo-' meaning a thousand, and 'liter' as a unit of volume — so a kiloliter is a thousand liters of liquid.