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Meanings of
fahrenheit
in English
NASA Lunar topographic orthophotomap.
lto 62b1
Related terms
map
Fahrenheit.
Related terms
temperature scale
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Usage of
fahrenheit
in English
1
My in-dash thermometer reads 13 degrees
fahrenheit
,
and for the last six days it's been below freezing.
2
The salt that will be in there will be at a 1050 degrees
fahrenheit
in a molten state.
3
The thermometer was 106°
Fahrenheit
in the shade of the ethel to-day.
4
For example, is the patient's temperature above or below 100 degrees
Fahrenheit
?
5
Air pressure about 20 psi at the surface; temperature around ninety-five
Fahrenheit
.
6
After the equinox, the temperatures remained in the vicinity of zero,
Fahrenheit
.
7
During the afternoon the thermometer stood inside the tent at 95°
Fahrenheit
.
8
The temperature for cooking crullers in the oil is 360 degrees
Fahrenheit
.
9
In charging, the temperature of the electrolyte should not exceed 100°
Fahrenheit
.
10
Running Hot and Cold Higgledy-piggledy, Gabriel
Fahrenheit
's
Temperature estimates Often would fail.
11
It is not science to know how to change Centigrade to
Fahrenheit
.
12
One yeast cake dissolved in one cupful of water, 80 degrees
Fahrenheit
13
Fahrenheit
also invented a hygrometer for measuring the moisture content of air.
14
The average annual temperature of the year at Suez is 67°
Fahrenheit
.
15
The lowest temperature I ever observed during four winters was 7°
Fahrenheit
.
16
It is almost never developed at a lower temperature than 60°
Fahrenheit
.
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About this term
fahrenheit
Noun
Singular
Fahrenheit
through the time