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an angle of ninety degrees

một góc chín mươi độ

water freezes at 32 degrees Fahrenheit (zero degree Celsius)

nước đông ở 32 độ Fahrenheit (hoặc 0độ C)

mức độ, trình độ

to what degree was he involved in the crime

Nó dính líu vào tội ác đến mực độ nào thế?

I agree with you to some (a certain) degree

ở một mức độ nào đó tôi đồng ý với anh

địa vị, cấp bậc (trong xã hội)

a man of high degree

một người có địa vị cao

học vị, bằng cấp

take a degree of Master of Arts

đỗ bằng cao học khoa học xã hội và nhân văn

cấp; cấp độ

third-degree burns

những vết bỏng cấp ba

degrees of comparison

(ngôn ngữ học) cấp so sánh

man of high degree

một người có địa vị cao trong xã hội

by degrees

dần dần

by degrees their friendship grew into love

tình bạn của họ dần dần chuyển thành tình yêu

to a degree

(khẩu ngữ)

rất, hết sực

the film was boring to a degree

cuốn phim hết sức chán

to the nth degree

xem nth

* Các từ tương tự:
degree of accuracy, Degree of freedom, Degree of homogeneity, degree of magnification
noun

plural -grees

[count] :a unit for measuring temperature

Bake the bread at 350 degrees (Fahrenheit) for 35 minutes.

20 degrees Fahrenheit/Celsius [=20 F/C] - abbr. deg.

[count] :a unit for measuring the size of an angle

There are 360 degrees in a circle.

47 degrees latitude/longitude

a 15 degree angle [=a 15 angle] - abbr. deg.

an amount or level that can be measured or compared to another amount or level [noncount]

These trees will thrive, to a greater or lesser degree, in a number of climates.

To what degree [=how much] is she interested in finance?

We don't yet know the degree to which [=how much] the roof is damaged. [count]

usually + of

a high degree of difficulty/skill

They have had varying degrees of success.

We can now predict the weather with a greater degree of accuracy. [=with more accuracy]

[noncount] :a measure of how severe or serious something is

He was accused of murder in the first degree. = He was accused of first-degree murder. [=the most serious kind of murder]

a second-degree burn - see also first-degree, second-degree, third-degree

[count] :an official document and title that is given to someone who has successfully completed a series of classes at a college or university

She has a degree in engineering.

a four-year degree [=a degree that is given to someone who has completed four years of study]

a bachelor's/master's degree

She received an honorary degree. [=a degree given by a college or university to someone who is not a student but who has done something important]

by degrees

very slowly :by a series of small changes

The tomatoes changed by degrees from green to red.

to some degree

also to a (certain) degree

not completely but partly

To some degree, they're right.

We simplified the process to a certain degree. [=somewhat]

to the nth degree

xem nth
noun

He is entertaining a lady of high degree

grade

level

stage

class

caste

rank

order

scale

standing

status

station

position

situation

estate

condition

All our needs, desires, and goals are biologically determined to some degree

measure

magnitude

extent

limit

point

lengths

step

By degrees, her health has improved

by degrees

little by little

bit by bit

step by step

inch by inch

inchmeal

gradually

slowly

(almost) imperceptibly

to a degree

She is to a degree a better dancer than he

a rather

somewhat

quite

She must be stupid to a degree if she believes in levitation

b substantially

considerably

highly

decidedly

exceedingly

to a considerable extent

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