Definition of room temperature in English:

room temperature

noun

mass noun

A comfortable ambient temperature, generally taken as about 20°C.
manufacturers can transform oils into fats that remain solid at room temperature
Example sentencesExamples
- In my opinion, this crumble is best warm, but it's good at room temperature, too.
- The inspectors complained that raw eggs were being stored at room temperature instead of in the fridge.
- The flavor improves overnight, so the pie is best served the following day at room temperature.
- If it's thawed at room temperature, harmful bacteria can build up on the surface and in the meat.
- Oils are distinguished from other fats because they remain liquid at room temperature.
- Transfer the dough to a lightly floured cold work surface and set aside to rest at room temperature for five minutes.
- The plant likes bright light and grows well in room temperature.
- These chemicals slowly leach out toxic vapours at room temperature - a process called out-gassing.
- That means the liquid oil is blasted with hydrogen to make it solid at room temperature, like butter.
- Is it true that all red wines should be served at room temperature and not chilled?
- When you get home, place the avocado in a paper bag and keep it at room temperature; it will ripen in two to five days.
- This is a sea vegetable gelatin which does not need to be refrigerated and is quite hard at room temperature.
- Nuts can be stored in their shells for about four months at room temperature before becoming rancid.
- Fresh tomatoes can be stored in the fridge, but are significantly better ripened and served at room temperature.
- If bought green, quince should be allowed to ripen at room temperature for a few days until yellow and fragrant.
- Ghee remains good for several weeks at room temperature, and for months in the refrigerator.
- If it isn't at room temperature, your hands are going to get rather cold when you squeeze out the water.
- I just let the plants sit in the hot tap water until it comes to room temperature, and place in our cooler.
- Cats generally prefer their food between room temperature and body temperature.
- Megan didn't touch her food, merely stared at it while it cooled down to almost room temperature.

Definition of room temperature in US English:

room temperature

nounrum

A comfortable ambient temperature, generally taken as about 70°F.
manufacturers can transform oils into fats that remain solid at room temperature
Example sentencesExamples
- This is a sea vegetable gelatin which does not need to be refrigerated and is quite hard at room temperature.
- I just let the plants sit in the hot tap water until it comes to room temperature, and place in our cooler.
- If it isn't at room temperature, your hands are going to get rather cold when you squeeze out the water.
- If bought green, quince should be allowed to ripen at room temperature for a few days until yellow and fragrant.
- In my opinion, this crumble is best warm, but it's good at room temperature, too.
- Cats generally prefer their food between room temperature and body temperature.
- Is it true that all red wines should be served at room temperature and not chilled?
- These chemicals slowly leach out toxic vapours at room temperature - a process called out-gassing.
- The plant likes bright light and grows well in room temperature.
- That means the liquid oil is blasted with hydrogen to make it solid at room temperature, like butter.
- The flavor improves overnight, so the pie is best served the following day at room temperature.
- Transfer the dough to a lightly floured cold work surface and set aside to rest at room temperature for five minutes.
- The inspectors complained that raw eggs were being stored at room temperature instead of in the fridge.
- If it's thawed at room temperature, harmful bacteria can build up on the surface and in the meat.
- Megan didn't touch her food, merely stared at it while it cooled down to almost room temperature.
- Ghee remains good for several weeks at room temperature, and for months in the refrigerator.
- Oils are distinguished from other fats because they remain liquid at room temperature.
- Nuts can be stored in their shells for about four months at room temperature before becoming rancid.
- When you get home, place the avocado in a paper bag and keep it at room temperature; it will ripen in two to five days.
- Fresh tomatoes can be stored in the fridge, but are significantly better ripened and served at room temperature.

单词	room temperature
释义	Definition of room temperature in English: room temperature noun mass noun A comfortable ambient temperature, generally taken as about 20°C. manufacturers can transform oils into fats that remain solid at room temperature Example sentencesExamples In my opinion, this crumble is best warm, but it's good at room temperature, too. The inspectors complained that raw eggs were being stored at room temperature instead of in the fridge. The flavor improves overnight, so the pie is best served the following day at room temperature. If it's thawed at room temperature, harmful bacteria can build up on the surface and in the meat. Oils are distinguished from other fats because they remain liquid at room temperature. Transfer the dough to a lightly floured cold work surface and set aside to rest at room temperature for five minutes. The plant likes bright light and grows well in room temperature. These chemicals slowly leach out toxic vapours at room temperature - a process called out-gassing. That means the liquid oil is blasted with hydrogen to make it solid at room temperature, like butter. Is it true that all red wines should be served at room temperature and not chilled? When you get home, place the avocado in a paper bag and keep it at room temperature; it will ripen in two to five days. This is a sea vegetable gelatin which does not need to be refrigerated and is quite hard at room temperature. Nuts can be stored in their shells for about four months at room temperature before becoming rancid. Fresh tomatoes can be stored in the fridge, but are significantly better ripened and served at room temperature. If bought green, quince should be allowed to ripen at room temperature for a few days until yellow and fragrant. Ghee remains good for several weeks at room temperature, and for months in the refrigerator. If it isn't at room temperature, your hands are going to get rather cold when you squeeze out the water. I just let the plants sit in the hot tap water until it comes to room temperature, and place in our cooler. Cats generally prefer their food between room temperature and body temperature. Megan didn't touch her food, merely stared at it while it cooled down to almost room temperature. Definition of room temperature in US English: room temperature nounrum A comfortable ambient temperature, generally taken as about 70°F. manufacturers can transform oils into fats that remain solid at room temperature Example sentencesExamples This is a sea vegetable gelatin which does not need to be refrigerated and is quite hard at room temperature. I just let the plants sit in the hot tap water until it comes to room temperature, and place in our cooler. If it isn't at room temperature, your hands are going to get rather cold when you squeeze out the water. If bought green, quince should be allowed to ripen at room temperature for a few days until yellow and fragrant. In my opinion, this crumble is best warm, but it's good at room temperature, too. Cats generally prefer their food between room temperature and body temperature. Is it true that all red wines should be served at room temperature and not chilled? These chemicals slowly leach out toxic vapours at room temperature - a process called out-gassing. The plant likes bright light and grows well in room temperature. That means the liquid oil is blasted with hydrogen to make it solid at room temperature, like butter. The flavor improves overnight, so the pie is best served the following day at room temperature. Transfer the dough to a lightly floured cold work surface and set aside to rest at room temperature for five minutes. The inspectors complained that raw eggs were being stored at room temperature instead of in the fridge. If it's thawed at room temperature, harmful bacteria can build up on the surface and in the meat. Megan didn't touch her food, merely stared at it while it cooled down to almost room temperature. Ghee remains good for several weeks at room temperature, and for months in the refrigerator. Oils are distinguished from other fats because they remain liquid at room temperature. Nuts can be stored in their shells for about four months at room temperature before becoming rancid. When you get home, place the avocado in a paper bag and keep it at room temperature; it will ripen in two to five days. Fresh tomatoes can be stored in the fridge, but are significantly better ripened and served at room temperature.
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