average temperatures

平均气温

常用释义

平均气温

例句

This rise would be very dangerous indeed; it is equivalent to the change in average temperatures from the last ice age to today.

这种上升确实非常危险，相当于平均温度从上个冰川期到目前为止的整个变化。

Setting out to update that analysis, Zhao and Running expected to see similar results as global average temperatures continued to climb.

为进一步深化这一研究分析，赵和阮宁本以为由于全球平均气温继续攀升会看到类似的结果。

At the moment most scientist are not prepared to stick their necks out and attribute a cause to the upward trend in average temperatures.

当前大多数科学家不准备承担风险，而归因于平均气温上升的趋势。

Just a small increase in average temperatures could cause massive coral bleaching on the reef, he said.

他说，平均温度上升一点点就可能导致珊瑚礁大面积褪色变白。

Scientists agree that average temperatures are likely to rise significantly by the end of this century.

科学家认为，到本世纪末，全球平均气温可能会显著上升。

b. Bangkok is a city which has one of the highest average temperatures of any city in the world.

曼谷是世界上平均气温最高的城市之一。

A new analysis reveals that higher average temperatures in Montana over the last six decades equal less wheat.

一份新的分析揭示过去 60 年蒙大拿高于平均的气温伴随的是小麦的减少。

In the paper, NASA points out that the 2009 average temperatures were a small fraction of a degree lower than 2005, the warmest on record.

2009年的平均温度仅比最热的 2005 年低很小很小一个小数。2009年是有记录以来第二热的年份。

Open cockpit flying is not to everyone's liking considering average temperatures in Central Europe.

考虑到中欧的气温，开放驾驶舱飞机的飞行并不是每一个人的偏好。

Research suggests that there is a very close connection between greenhouse gas levels and global average temperatures.

研究显示，温室气体水准与全球的平均气温有着直接的联系；

Oil prices keep sliding as the north-east of the US continues to enjoy above-average temperatures.

油价不断下滑的东北美继续享有高于平均气温。

Around then, average temperatures in much of the northern hemisphere rose by around 10C within a decade.

那时，北半球大部分地区的平均气温在十年内上升 10 摄氏度。

The website of the Swiss tourist organisation provides an idea of average temperatures.

瑞士旅游组织的网站提供平均气温的信息。

Nearly a third of Australia is in the tropics where the average temperatures are in the mid 20 degrees Celsius.

接近三分之一的澳大利亚国土位于热带，平均气温约为摄氏 20 度左右。

Areas with above-average temperatures appear in red and orange, and areas with below-average temperatures appear in shades of blue.

气温超过平均值的区域显示为红色和橙色，低于平均气温的地区则显示为蓝色。

As the 11C figure is a global average. temperatures would be expected to climb even further in some regions.

（升温）11 摄氏度仅是全球的平均数字。在局部地区升温幅度将更大。

In this period, named after the meteorologist John Dalton, average temperatures in parts of Europe fell by 2C.

在这段以气象学家约翰•道尔顿命名的时期里，欧洲部分地区的平均温度下降了 2 摄氏度。

S. , when compared to average temperatures, have twice as many days that have reached over 32 degrees Celsius.

她发现，美国东海岸的许多城市平均气温都超过 32 摄氏度，比往年多了一倍。

Global average temperatures have stayed fairly constant over that time as well, until recently.

全球平均气温在那段时间也同样保持稳定，直至今日。

Moscow summers are generally mild, with average temperatures hovering near 70 degrees Fahrenheit.

莫斯科的夏天一般都是温和的，平均温度为 70F。

They compare average temperatures at any given time and place to a long-term average, or base period, for each area.

在每个地区，他们都用一个时间点的平均气温和长期或者一段时间内的平均气温进行比较。

It's true: By most measures, average temperatures have been lower since 1998.

以上所说的确是事实：多数统计都显示，1998 年之后，全球的平均气温确实是降低了。

Spring can also be delightful with the average temperatures roughly the same as in autumn (about 50-72F).

春天也使人感觉很舒服，平均气温大致和秋天一致（大约 50-72F）。

更新时间：2025-05-21 13:46