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单词 absolute zero
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absolute /abˈsəl-oot or -ūt/

adjective
  1. Free from limits, restrictions or conditions
  2. Certain, positive
  3. Complete
  4. Unlimited
  5. Free from mixture, pure
  6. Independent of relation to or comparison with other things
  7. Peremptory
  8. Unrestricted by constitutional checks
  9. Out of ordinary syntactic relation, standing as an independent construction, such as the Latin ablative absolute and Greek genitive absolute (grammar)
  10. Existing in and by itself without necessary relation to anything else (philosophy)
  11. Capable of being conceived independently of anything else
noun

(with the; often with cap) that which is absolute, self-existent or uncaused

ORIGIN: L absolūtus, pap of absolvere; see absolve

abˈsolutely adverb

  1. Separately, by itself
  2. Unconditionally
  3. Positively
  4. /-lootˈli or -lūtˈ/ completely, as a colourless but emphatic affirmative (abbrev abs. or absol.)

abˈsoluteness noun

absoluˈtion noun

  1. Release from punishment or guilt
  2. Acquittal
  3. Remission of sins, declared officially by a priest, or the formula by which it is expressed

abˈsolutism noun

  1. Government or theory of government by a ruler with unrestricted power
  2. Adherence to the doctrine of the Absolute

abˈsolutist noun

A supporter of absolute government, or of a philosophy of the Absolute (also adjective)

absolutory /ab-solˈū-tər-i/ adjective

Of, or giving, absolution

absolute address noun

The code designating a specific memory location determined by a computer

absolute age noun (geology) see radiometric under radio-

absolute alcohol noun

Water-free alcohol

absolute ceiling noun

The altitude above sea level, in standard atmospheric conditions, at which the rate of ascent of an aircraft would be zero (cf service ceiling under service1)

absolute humidity noun

Humidity expressed as grams of water per cubic metre of air

absolute magnitude noun

The magnitude that a star would have at a standard distance of 10 parsecs

absolute majority noun

A vote gained by a candidate which is greater than the total number of votes for all other candidates

absolute monopoly noun (economics)

A situation in which a single organization has total control over the output of a product, commodity or service for which there is no substitute

absolute music noun

Music which does not attempt to illustrate or describe (cf programme music)

absolute pitch noun

  1. The pitch of a note as determined by the number of vibrations per second, perfect pitch
  2. A sense of or memory for absolute pitch

absolute privilege noun (law)

A privilege that protects speakers in a parliament, law court, etc in making (even malicious) statements from the floor, from possible charges under the laws of slander

absolute temperature noun

Temperature measured on the Kelvin scale or Rankine scale

absolute undertaking noun (commerce)

A promise by a party to a contract that he or she shall take absolute responsibility for something which is necessary for the performance of the contract, eg obtaining a licence to sell the goods

absolute units plural noun

Those derived directly from fundamental units and not based on arbitrary numerical definitions

absolute value noun

The magnitude of a numerical value, irrespective of its relation to other values

absolute zero noun

The zero of the absolute scale of temperature (−273.15ºC), the lowest temperature theoretically possible, at which entropy is zero

zero /zēˈrō/

noun (pl zēˈros)
  1. A cipher
  2. Nothing
  3. The point from which the reckoning begins on scales, such as those of the barometer, etc
  4. The lowest point (figurative)
  5. Zero hour
  6. A worthless person (informal)
transitive verb (zēˈroing; zēˈroed)

To set at or adjust to zero

adjective
  1. Having no measurable size, amount, etc
  2. Not any (informal)
ORIGIN: Fr zéro, from Ar sifr; cf cipher

zēˈrōth adjective

Denoting a term in a series regarded as preceding the ‘first’ term

zero-base budgeting or zero-based budgeting noun

A system in which the budget of an organization, department, etc is drawn up anew each year without reference to any previous budget

zero-coupon bond or zero-dividend share noun (stock exchange)

A bond, or share, that carries no interest, but has a redemption price higher than its issue price

zero-emission vehicle noun

A motor vehicle that does not emit polluting waste (abbrev ZEV)

zero fuel weight noun

The weight of a loaded aircraft after all usable fuel has been consumed

zeˈro-grazing noun

A system of dairy farming in which the cattle are kept indoors and cut grass is brought to them, thus avoiding the wastage caused by conventional grazing

zero hour noun

The exact time (hour, minute and second) fixed for launching an attack or beginning an operation

zeˈro-hour or zeˈro-hours contract noun

An employment contract that requires a worker to be available at certain times but does not oblige the employer to offer him or her work

zero option noun

  1. A proposal, orig made by President Reagan of the United States, to limit or abandon the deployment of (medium range) nuclear missiles if the opposing side does likewise
  2. (loosely) a proposal to abandon or eliminate a particular range, category, division, etc

zeˈro-point energy noun (physics)

Total energy at the absolute zero of temperature

zero-power reactor noun

A nuclear reactor, used for experimental purposes, in which there is no significant build-up of fission products and no cooling is required

zēˈro-rate transitive verb

To assess at a zero rate of value-added tax

zeˈro-raˈted adjective

Used of goods on which the purchaser pays no value-added tax and on which the seller can claim back any value-added tax already paid by him or her

zeˈro-raˈting noun

zeˈro-sum adjective

Of a game, etc, in which the total cumulative gains equal the total cumulative losses

zero tolerance noun

Total non-tolerance of something, esp a political or social wrong

zeˈro-valent adjective (chem)

Incapable of combining with other atoms

zeˈro-zeˈro adjective (meteorology and aeronautics)

Of conditions in which cloud ceiling and horizontal visibility are both zero

zero-zero (or sometimes double zero) option noun

A proposal which extends the zero option (qv above) to include also intermediate (300–600 mile) range missiles

absolute zero see under absolute

zero in (on) (informal)

  1. To direct oneself straight towards (a target)
  2. To focus one's attention or energies on, as if on a target
  3. To aim for or move towards

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