sub-zero Meaning & Definition

  • En [ sʌbˈzɪə.rəʊ]
  • Us [ sʌbˈzɪroʊ]

Meaning of sub-zero In English

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Examples of sub-zero

  • The study of the physiological characteristics of microorganisms under conditions of sub-zero temperatures is complicated due to the low rate of metabolic processes.

  • Predictions of longevity at sub-zero temperatures based on rotational motion indicated longer survival times than those based on the viability equation.

  • One recommendation is to keep them at a sub-zero temperature in oxygen-free chambers.

  • Fire is a particular hazard in sub-zero temperatures because liquid water is at a premium and special facilities must be established to maintain sufficient water to fight a fire.

  • The television cameramen were also keen to help us to ensure that the games went ahead, and both matches were played in sub-zero temperatures.

  • This unprecedented programme has required extraordinary efforts by thousands of railway workers, through the most difficult conditions of floods, snow and sub-zero temperatures.

  • The requirement for seven consecutive days of sub-zero temperatures is ludicrous.

  • For five out of the seven days the daily average temperature was sub-zero.

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Translations of sub-zero In Other Languages

  • 中文繁体

    零度以下的…

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  • 中文简体

    零度以下的…

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  • Português

    abaixo de zero…

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  • Polski

    ujemny…

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  • Türk dili

    sıfırın altında olan…

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  • русский язык

    (темрература) ниже нуля…

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