degree
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The meaning (definition) of the word degree
a unit used to measure how hot or cold something is
The word degree used in a sentence
“Water freezes at zero degrees on the thermometer.”
The plural of the word degree
degrees
How the word degree is said around the world
| French | degré (duhg-RAY) |
| Spanish | grado (GRAH-thoh) |
| Mandarin | 度 (doo) |
| Hindi | डिग्री (DIG-ree) |
| Arabic | درجة (DAH-rah-jah) |
| Russian | градус (GRAH-doos) |
| Portuguese (EU) | grau (grow) |
| Portuguese (BR) | grau (grow) |
| Japanese | 度 (DOH) |
| German | Grad (graht) |
| Urdu | ڈگری (DIG-ree) |
| Punjabi | ਡਿਗਰੀ (DI-guh-ree) |
| Korean | 도 (doh) |
| Hebrew | מעלה (mah-ah-LEH) |
| Greek | βαθμός (vahth-MOHS) |
| Dutch | graad (khraht) |
| Tagalog | digri (DEEG-ree) |
| Vietnamese | độ (doh) |
| Turkish | derece (DAY-ray-je) |
| Persian | درجه (da-RA-jeh) |
| Polish | stopień (STAW-pyeny) |
| Ukrainian | градус (HRAH-doos) |
| Bengali | ডিগ্রি (DEEG-ree) |
| Swedish | grad (grahd) |
| Italian | grado (GRAH-doh) |
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