英语释义

• a degree on the Centigrade scale of temperature

片语

negative thirty degree celsius零下三十度的

degree Celsius temperature摄氏温度

One degree Celsius temperature最高气温一摄氏度

Zero Degree Celsius摄氏零度

Celsius degree摄氏温度

degree e celsius摄氏度数

minus one degree Celsius零下一度

degree of celsius摄氏度数

英汉例句

• China「s annual average temperature varies from -5 degree celcius in Mohe of Heilongjiang Province to 30 degree Celsius southeast on Hainan Island.

  中国年平均气温从黑龙江漠河到海南岛在零下5摄氏度至30摄氏度之间变化。

• The study’s co-author, earth scientist David Lobell, said: "On average, the models suggest that temperatures over the African continent will increase by a little over one degree Celsius by 2030.

  该研究报告的合着者、地球科学家戴维·罗贝尔说：“这些模型说明，在2030年前，非洲大陆的气温将平均升高略高于一摄氏度。

• As a whole, the continent at the bottom of the Earth has warmed by roughly half a degree Celsius in the last 50 years-cold comfort for climatologists.

  总的来说，我们地球底端的大陆在过去50年里暖了差不多0.5摄氏度——-对气候学家来说，这是个不起任何作用的安慰。

• Less than one degree Celsius of warming since the pre-industrial age has unleashed frightening and unforeseen change, including glacier-melt and unprecedented coral-reef degradation.

  自工业化时代刚开始以来，不到1摄氏度的升温引起的环境变化是令人可怕、出人意料的，其中包括冰川消融和前所未有的珊瑚礁退化。

• Even if we had another, similar low, he says, it would probably only cause temperatures on Earth to drop by the order of a tenth of a degree Celsius - peanuts compared to recent hikes.

  即使这种情况会发生，他说，大概也只能导致地球温度下降0.1摄氏度左右，实在是微不足道。

• The Mount Pintaubo eruption in 1991 released more than 20 million tons of sulfur dioxide into the atmosphere, causing a drop in temperature by half a degree Celsius for about two years.

  1991年皮纳图火山爆发时释放了超过20亿多吨的二氧化硫进入大气，致使两年左右气温下降了1度半。

• In fact, Steig and his colleagues found that western Antarctica has warmed by as much as one degree Celsius since 1957.

  实际上，Steig和他的同事发现从1957年以来，南极西部的温度升高达1摄氏度之多。

• By the end of the century, the average global temperature will be 3.5 degree Celsius above normal.

  到本世纪末，全球平均气温比正常情况下升高了3.5摄氏度。

• According to the report, for every degree Celsius of warming, impacts include.

  根据这份报告，地球每变暖一摄氏度，造成的影响包括。

• The most important is temperature: the rate of chemical reactions in a cadaver doubles with each 10 degree Celsius rise.

  而其中最重要的因素就是温度：研究表明尸体温度每上升10摄氏度其中的化学反应速度就会翻倍。

• Albert Einstein College of Medicine researchers previously showed that every one degree Celsius rise in body temperature wards off about 6 percent more fungal species.

  阿尔伯特·爱因斯坦医学院的研究人员先前发现，体温每上升一摄氏度，可抵御真菌的数量就会增加6%左右。

• So far, that」s led to warming of roughly 0.8 degree Celsius (1.4 degrees Fahrenheit).

  到目前为止，这些CO2已导致温度上升了0.8摄氏度(1.4华氏度)。

• Each fall of one degree Celsius at any time of year is associated with 200 extra people having a heart attack within the next 28 days, according to a study in the British Medical Journal.

  在一年中的任何时间，温度每下降一摄氏度，那么未来28天里就会有额外200个人患心脏病，英国医学研究杂志报道。

• Every rise of one degree Celsius means a ten percent reduction in grain yields.

  每升温摄氏一度意味着农作物减产一成。

• Beijing's high temperature was minus one degree Celsius on Saturday, down by at least six degrees from last week.

  北京今天的最高气温较昨日下降了1摄氏度，较上周下降了至少6摄氏度。

• Jacobson estimates as many as 20, 000 air-pollution related deaths may occur worldwide each year with each one degree Celsius increase.

  Jacobson估计，大气温度每升高一摄氏度，在全球范围内，每年由大气污染导致的死亡记录将有20 000例之多。

• For each degree Celsius of warming, 7% more water is available to rain down from saturated air masses.

  气温每升高一摄氏度，就可能从饱和空气团里多降7%的水。