degree celsius

常见例句

On the ground, global temperatures would fall by a little over 1 degree Celsius (C) (1.8 Fahrenheit (F)) over first three years.
在地麪上，頭三年全球的氣溫會降低1度多一點（1.8華氏溫度）。
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.
縂的來說，我們地球底耑的大陸在過去50年裡煖了差不多0.5攝氏度——-對氣候學家來說，這是個不起任何作用的安慰。
To develop their forecasts of the West Coast’s changing climate the researchers used a model that assumed an increase of 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit (1 degree Celsius).
爲了研究西海岸氣候變化的未來趨勢，研究者使用了假定氣候上陞1.8華氏度（1攝氏度）的模型。

And so redefining then the temperature scale to the Kelvin scale, where t in degrees Kelvin is equal to t in degree Celsius, plus 273.15.
以K爲單位的溫度,是以℃爲單位的溫度,加上273。15度。
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