英语释义

1. relating to, conforming to, or having a thermometric scale on which the interval between the freezing point of water and the boiling point of water is divided into 100 degrees with 0° representing the freezing point and 100° the boiling point
10° centigrade —abbreviation C — compare celsius

2. celsius

3. relating to, conforming to, or having a thermometer scale on which the interval between the freezing and boiling points of water is divided into 100 degrees with 0° representing the freezing point and 100° the boiling point
10° centigrade —abbreviation C — compare celsius

片语

Centigrade degree百分度数；摄氏温度；百分温度

centigrade temperature摄氏温度

scale centigrade百分温标

centigrade e摄氏

degrees centigrade摄氏度数

Talk Centigrade用摄氏

minus centigrade负温

degree centigrade摄氏温度；百分度

centigrade a摄氏温度计的

英汉例句

• the peninsula that juts out of the continent is warming as fast as anywhere: three degrees centigrade in the past 50 years.

  南极洲突出的那个半岛的温度上升跟其他地方一样快：在过去50年里上升了3摄氏度。

• this number is unique in temperature readings; it is unique because -40 is the only point at which the fahrenheit and centigrade scales meet.

  在温度系统中，这个数字是独一无二的；它独一无二的理由是：-40是华氏温标和摄氏温标唯一相同的点。

• heating husks to 800 degrees centigrade (1,472 degrees fahrenheit) in an oxygen-free furnace drives off carbon, leaving fine particles of nearly pure silica behind.

  在无氧炉中将糠皮加热到800摄氏度（1472华氏度）将分离糠皮中的碳，留下几乎只含有硅的细小微粒。

• according to the weather forecast,the temperature will drop three to five degree centigrade tomorrow.

  根据天气预报，明天气温要下降三到五摄氏度。

• there has not been much change in rainfall in those areas but the temperature has risen by over 1 degree centigrade since 1970, which will have enhanced losses due to evaporation.

  那些地区的降雨量没有太大变化，但是自1970年以来上升的气温已经超过了1摄氏度，由于蒸发这将会造成水分的更大流失。

• but the temperature in the first reactor rose to 323 degrees centigrade on tuesday march 29th, which was not a good sign.

  但在3月29日星期二，一号核反应堆温度升至323摄氏度，这却不是什么好兆头。

• scientists have predicted that the global average temperature will rise by 1-2 degrees centigrade by 2050.

  科学家已经预测，到2050年，全球平均气温将上升1到2摄氏度。

• because of the tremendous amounts of energy liberated per unit mass in a nuclear detonation, temperatures of several tens of million degrees centigrade develop in the immediate area of the detonation.

  由于核爆时每单位质量所释放的巨大能量，爆炸中心将产生数千万摄氏度高温。