单词	Celsius
释义	CelsiusCel‧si‧us /ˈselsiəs/ noun [uncountable] (written abbreviation C) Word Origin WORD ORIGINCelsius Origin: 1800-1900 Anders Celsius (1701-44), Swedish scientist who invented the scale Examples EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS But it was only somewhere about thirty degrees Celsius and after a few days I had become accustomed to the change in temperature. Heating these materials to about a thousand degrees Celsius is sufficient to decompose these minerals and release the water contained in them. Rain fell, and the temperature went down to ten degrees Celsius. Temperature can also be raised to realistic deep-Earth values, usually to several hundred degrees Celsius. The temperature will rise to a maximum of about nine degrees Celsius, about normal for the time of year. They drink mineral water piped into the Imperial and heated to 70 degrees Celsius and receive regular treatment. This is a cooling of 22 Celsius degrees. This temperature can then be converted into Celsius by subtracting 32, multiplying by 5 and dividing by 9. word sets WORD SETS► Temperature absolute zero, nounCelsius, nounCentigrade, nounF, Fahrenheit, nounflashpoint, nounfreezing point, nounKelvin, nounlow, adjectivelow, nounplus, adjectiveroom temperature, nounsub-zero, adjectivethermometer, nounthermostat, nounzero, number a scale of temperature in which water freezes at 0º and boils at 100º SYN  Centigrade → Fahrenheit:  12º Celsius (=12 degrees on the Celsius scale)—Celsius adjective
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