absolute zero 英 [ˈæbsəlju:t ˈziərəu]   美 [ˈæbsəˌlut ˈzɪro]

absolute zero

absolute zero  英 [ˈæbsəlju:t ˈziərəu] 美 [ˈæbsəˌlut ˈzɪro]

phrase. [物] 绝对零度 

名词复数:absolute zeroes 

It should be much colder now, only a few degrees above absolute zero, but it should still be around. 现在这个辐射应该比那时冷得多了,只有绝对零度以上几度,但它应该仍然存在。
When a system reaches absolute zero, molecules stop all movement, meaning that there is no kinetic energy, and entropy reaches its lowest possible value. 当一系统达到绝对零度时,分子停止一切运动,意味着此时不再有动能,而熵也达到了其可能的最低值。

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  • phrase. [物] 绝对零度
  • 1. It should be much colder now, only a few degrees above absolute zero, but it should still be around.

    现在这个辐射应该比那时冷得多了,只有绝对零度以上几度,但它应该仍然存在。

  • 2. When a system reaches absolute zero, molecules stop all movement, meaning that there is no kinetic energy, and entropy reaches its lowest possible value.

    当一系统达到绝对零度时,分子停止一切运动,意味着此时不再有动能,而熵也达到了其可能的最低值。

  • 3. But the best thing is that they don't have to actually create neutron degenerate matter itself, just cool some lithium-6 gas to nearly absolute zero, grab it inside a laser trap and make it wobble.

    但最好的事情莫过于他们不必真的制造出中子简并物质本身,只要把一些锂-6气体冷却到接近绝对零度,然后把它们抓到激光阱并使之振动即可。

  • absolute zero (n.) "lowest possible temperature which the nature of heat admits" (determined to be –273 centigrade, –458 Fahrenheit), the idea dates back to 1702 and its general value was guessed to within a few degrees soon thereafter, but not precisely discovered until Lord Kelvin's work in 1848. It was known by many names, such as infinite cold, absolute cold, natural zero of temperature; the term absolute zero was among them by 1806.
ˌabsolute ˈzero / ; NAmE / noun [uncountable ] the lowest temperature that is thought to be possible 绝对零度 ˌabsolute ˈzero / ; NAmE /
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