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单词 temperature
释义
temperature
noun
uk
/ˈtem.prə.tʃər/us
/ˈtem.pɚ.ə.tʃɚ/

temperaturenoun(HEAT LEVEL)

A2[CorU]
themeasuredamountofheatin aplaceor in thebody:
温度；体温
Preheat theovento a temperature of 200degreesCelsius.把炉子预热到200摄氏度。
Temperatures haverisenover the past fewdays(= theweatherhasbecomewarmer).最近几天气温突然上升了。
Thedoctorexaminedhim andtookhis temperature(=measuredit).医生给他做了检查，并量了他的体温。
run/have a temperature
A2
to have ahigherbodytemperature thannormaland to beill
发烧
More examples
  • The temperature todayreached25°C.
  • Yoursweaterwillshrinkif youwashit at too high a temperature.
  • Itseemstheseantscantoleratetemperatures which wouldkillotherspecies.
  • Thefridgekeepsfoodat aconstanttemperature.
  • Shall I give you the temperature inCelsiusor inFahrenheit?
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Measurements of temperature
  • absolute zero
  • boiling point
  • C, c
  • Celsius
  • centigrade
  • dewpoint
  • eighties
  • F, f
  • fifties
  • forties
  • heat map
  • K, k
  • melting point
  • sixties
  • slow
  • sub-zero
  • teens
  • thermo-
  • twenties
  • zero
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Fevers & infectious diseases

temperaturenoun(OF A SITUATION)

[U]
If you say that the temperature in aparticularsituationisrising, youmeanthat it islikelytobecomeviolentbecausepeoplehavebecomeangry:
紧张程度，激烈程度
The temperature of thediscussionstartedtoriseas eachsideaddeditsownarguments.由于讨论双方各执一词，气氛开始变得紧张起来。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Increasing and intensifying
  • -ify
  • accretion
  • accumulate
  • accumulative
  • add fuel to the fireidiom
  • additive
  • blaze
  • crank
  • explosive
  • heighten
  • hot up
  • increase
  • increment
  • mushroom
  • re-escalation
  • redouble
  • resurge
  • rocket
  • saturation
  • stake
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(Definition oftemperaturefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

temperature| American Dictionary

temperature
noun[C/U]
us
/ˈtem·pər·ə·tʃər,-ˌtʃʊr/
themeasuredamountofheatin aplaceor in thebody:
[C]Temperatures shouldreachthe 50s today.
[U]Anincreasein temperature isnormal.
A temperature is also afever:
[C]You have a temperature.
(Definition oftemperaturefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoftemperature

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In the 1890s the deficit values rose reflecting high temperatures and low rainfall.
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Therefore, the effect of fluctuating temperatures and photoperiods on thermal sensitivity remains to be proved.
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Instantaneous rates of mortality of adult pea aphids were greater at extreme high temperatures.
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Available information is insufficient to demonstrate beyond reasonable doubt that average temperatures are increasing worldwide.
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Variation in soil temperatures and moisture content, respectively, accounted for 97 and 96 % of the variation in earthworm casts.
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Climatologically, it is characterized by moderate to high year-round temperatures and the weather is controlled by equatorial and tropical air masses.
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The incubation period starts in late winter or early spring, when wintered adults are exposed to generally increasing temperatures, which trigger their emergence.
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In terms of total development time, the egg stage lasted longest (range 28-36%) and the prepupal stage shortest (range 5-9%) at all temperatures.
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However, low and high temperatures could limit the activity of the two anthocorids in winter and summer.
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Therefore, the higher growth rates at warmer temperatures could be the result of less time spent in the stadium.
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The framework allows point models to be run over space using time sequences of interpolated, continuous daily maximum and minimum temperatures.
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The differences between maximum and minimum temperatures, and the variations in minimum temperatures were greater in 2002 than 2001.
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However, germination is much slower at lower temperatures, and there are risks of fungal growth.
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Evidence of enhanced effective hot electron temperatures in ultraintense laser-solid interactions due to reflexing.
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Responses to fluctuating temperatures are consistent among seeds of many species, but the physiological mechanisms underlying such responses are still unknown.
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Collocationswithtemperature

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air temperature
However, the effect ofairtemperaturemay be confounded by other factors.
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ambient temperature
The flask was incubated for a period depending onambienttemperature.
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annual temperature
Variation in the environment is gauged from theannualtemperaturerange, the only relevant statistic available.
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