Subzero

Definition

subzero /sʌb'zÇǝrǝƱ/ adj သုညဒီဂရီေအာက္(အပူခ်ိန္)။

Examples

1. ‘And he will train in a freezer at a supermarket depot to get used to sub-zero temperatures he will have to endure.’
2. ‘He described his 1
3. 200 km walk through the frozen Antarctic as a long
4. hard slog with biting winds and sub-zero temperatures.’
5. ‘The ice pad will remain frozen via an elaborate pipe system
6. under the rink's base
7. which uses a freezing solution to maintain the ice at sub-zero temperatures.’
8. ‘This was the only Borders fixture that beat the heavy frost and sub-zero temperatures that forced the cancellation of every other rugby game in the region yesterday.’
9. ‘The house was still standing but quite chilly in the sub-zero temperatures.’
10. ‘Due to the sub-zero temperatures
11. around minus 52C including the wind chill factor
12. the body burns more calories a day to maintain warmth.’
13. ‘High winds and ice snapped power cables
14. and sub-zero temperatures and wind gusts hindered the attempts of emergency teams to reconnect them.’
15. ‘Greek troops battled snow storms and rescued 108 train passengers stranded in sub-zero temperatures yesterday
16. authorities said.’
17. ‘Keeping warm in the sub-zero temperatures of Siberia is a tough enough challenge for anyone.’
18. ‘The national weather service have warned that sub-zero temperatures at night could result in some severe frost and icy roads for tomorrow morning.’
19. ‘But in sub-zero temperatures and blizzard conditions they had to retreat beneath canvas for the night and abandon the rescue mission.’
20. ‘Outside the temperatures were sub-zero and the sea was frozen over.’
21. ‘He never once seemed cold despite the sub-zero temperatures and the icy storm that was tearing the sky down around them.’
22. ‘The battle was fought on a freezing cold Palm Sunday
23. with soldiers facing blizzards and sub-zero temperatures.’
24. ‘Oh
25. how we'll laugh about this in November
26. when we're shivering in sub-zero temperatures and walking through freezing sleet.’
27. ‘It can feel relatively warm
28. even in sub-zero temperatures
29. if the sky is clear and the sun is shining
30. while a higher temperature can feel relatively cool if accompanied by a biting cold wind.’
31. ‘In very heavy seas
32. gales
33. blizzards and sub-zero temperatures and darkness six people including a girl aged 12 were rescued.’
34. ‘The school's assistant headteacher arrived back from his trip at the end of September after braving sub-zero temperatures
35. polar bears and rough seas.’
36. ‘Mont Blanc is just 13 km from Les Droites
37. the peak on which Andrew doggedly clung to life for five days in sub-zero temperatures after becoming trapped in a storm.’
38. ‘The cold front
39. which moved in over the province last Friday
40. has brought with it sub-zero temperatures
41. snow and rain over many parts of the province.’