thermometer

英 [θəˈmɒmɪtə(r)]

美 [θərˈmɑːmɪtər]

n. 温度计; 寒暑表; 体温计

Collins.1 / BNC.15038 / COCA.9651

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noun

温度计；寒暑表；体温计
an instrument used for measuring the temperature of the air, a person's body, etc.
1. a thermometer reading
  温度计读数

温度计;体温表;寒暑表
Athermometeris an instrument for measuring temperature. It usually consists of a narrow glass tube containing a thin column of a liquid which rises and falls as the temperature rises and falls.

noun

We can measure a man's temperature with a thermometer.
我们可以用温度计测体温。
A thermometer gives indication of changes on temperature.
温度计指示温度变化。
The thermometer fell to zero last night.
寒暑表昨夜降至零度。
Please lend me a thermometer, because I feel fever.
请借我一支体温表，我发烧了。
He broke the oral thermometer and had to buy a new one.
他摔坏了口腔温度计，不得不去买个新的。
Either measure the temperature with a bath thermometer or test the water with your wrist
要么用浴用温度计测量水温，要么用手腕试一下。
Mercury, the liquid metal that is used in many thermometer, is very much heavier than water.
许多温度计中应用的液体金属，水银比水重得多。
It is essential that you are able to read a thermometer.
最基本的是要能看懂温度计。
Once you have recorded the reading, shake the thermometer down to below 36 degrees
一旦完成计数，把温度计标数甩到36度以下。
But I think you might have lost your thermometer.
你的温度计可能不见了。