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Meanings of degrees in English

Russian
знак градуса
Portuguese
símbolo de grau
Catalan
símbol de grau
Spanish
simbolo de grado
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Typographical symbol used to represent different physical quantities.

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знак градуса
Usage of degrees in English
1
It has been 40 degrees for several days this week so far.
The Irish Times
2
Several degrees vs. 100 and several centuries vs. a few million years.
Wired
3
Maurice Bleibermacher has a different problem: lots of degrees and no money.
The new yorker
4
Democracy comes in degrees, and proportional representation is a far superior system.
The Irish Times
5
Analytical solutions need light protection at 5 degrees C to maintain integrity.
Pubmed
6
However, the treatment at 42 degrees C inhibited the cell growth completely.
Pubmed
7
My observations were at first merely general; by degrees they became particular.
James Nasmyth, Engineer: An Autobiography
8
The temperature is still six degrees below, said course spokesman Ian Renton.
The Irish Times
9
The one is in various ways and degrees working in the other.
Philebus
10
Although 2degrees says it isn't going to stop staff communicating at home.
Radio NZ
11
So must a clear target of preventing two degrees of global warming.
The Guardian
12
Barriers of different materials are effective to varying degrees in different gardens.
The Irish Times
13
He holds masters degrees in Irish history, politics and law and governance.
The Irish Times
14
At 39 degrees C, however, the opal variants produce significantly more virus.
Pubmed
15
Similarly in the other quarter of the circle 60 degrees are marked.
Mechanical Drawing Self-Taught / Comprising instructions in the ...
16
Different parts of the country view drugs with varying degrees of severity.
The Guardian
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Common
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