I. zero <pl -os [or -oes]> ['zɪərəʊ] N
II. zero ['zɪərəʊ] ADJ
III. zero ['zɪərəʊ] VB trans
- zero
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zero 'tol·er·ance N no pl LAW
- zero tolerance
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zero in VB intr
2. zero in fig:
- zero in
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sub-zero [sʌb'zɪərəʊ] ADJ
- sub-zero temperatures
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zero-day 'threat N
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Because liquid droplets commonly exist in clouds at sub-zero temperatures, is better defined as the melting point of ice.
en.wikipedia.org Winter is not so severe, with an average of 22 days of sub-zero temperature.
en.wikipedia.org Boreholes drilled around each shaft position had sub-zero-temperature brine pumped through them to freeze the ground down to about 640 ft.
en.wikipedia.org Bald notothen is a cryopelagic fish that lives in sub-zero water temperatures around the peninsula.
en.wikipedia.org The full music video reportedly took five days and four nights to film on both a music video set and in the sub-zero temperatures outside.
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