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Definition of centigrade - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
measurementDated UK temperature scale with water freezing at 0 and boiling at 100 degreesDated UK
- The thermometer showed 28 degrees centigrade..
2.
unitDated UK one degree on the Celsius temperature scaleDated UK
- The temperature dropped by one centigrade overnight.
Adjective
temperatureDated UK pertaining to the Celsius temperature scaleDated UK
- The centigrade reading showed it was below freezing.
Expressions with centigrade
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metric thermal unit, one hundredth of water boiling–freezing range
The lab recorded a rise of 5 degrees centigrade.
another term for Celsius scale
The weather forecast uses the centigrade scale to report temperatures.
Origin of centigrade
Latin, centum (hundred) + gradus (step)
Terms with centigrade included in their meaning
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temperature
degree on the centigrade temperature scale
Examples of centigrade in a sentence
Water boils at 100 degrees centigrade. Water freezes at zero centigrade. The forecast predicts a rise of five centigrade. The centigrade scale is widely used in science. Temperatures are measured in centigrade degrees.
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- French:Celsius, thermométrique, ...
- German:Celsius, zentigrad, ...
- Italian:Celsius, grado centigrado, ...
- Spanish:centígrado, grado centígrado, ...
- Portuguese:centígrados, Celsius, ...
- Chinese:摄氏, 摄氏的, ...
- Japanese:摂氏, 摂氏の, ...
- Arabic:مِئَوِيّ, مِئَوِي, ...
- Hebrew:צֶלְזְיוּס, מַעֲלַת צֶלְזְיוּס, ...
- Russian:Цельсий, по Цельсию, ...
- Ukrainian:градуси Цельсія, за Цельсієм, ...
- Hindi:सेंटीग्रेड, सेल्सियस, ...
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