Temperatures will plummet to almost minus 40 degree Celsius.

气将骤降到零下40摄氏。

Southwest France is worst-affected reaching 42 Celsius.

法国西南部受影响最严重 气已达42摄氏。

It is now three degrees Celsius warmer than normal.

目前水比正常高三摄氏。

But we're on course for about four degrees.

但是全球变暖正接近于大约4摄氏。

In the oven 180 degrees Celsius which is 350 degrees Fahrenheit.

放到烤箱里摄氏180，也就是华氏350。

760 degrees Celsius... the approximate temperature of the young lady in the front row.

760 摄氏… … 接近前排的年轻女士的。

First the jetlag of a 13 hour time difference, then the shock of freezing winter weather. This night it was minus 2 degrees Celsius.

首先是13个小时的时差, 后是寒冷冬季天气的冲击。今晚这里是零下2摄氏。

Yet unlike on earth, this submarine will need to withstand extreme cold temperatures of around -290 degrees Fahrenheit (-179 Celsius), and greater pressures than regular sea water.

而，与地球上不同的是，这艘潜艇需要承受大约-290华氏（-179摄氏）的极端低，以及比普通海水更大的压力。

These are hydro thermal vents and they spout a super heated cocktail of minerals and chemicals from deep within the earth crust. At temperatures up to four hundred degree Celsius.

这些是海底火山热液喷口，它们从地壳深处喷射出一种极高的矿物质和化学物质的混合物，其高达摄氏四百。

Temperatures in the pressurized tank will be kept to around 200 degrees Celsius.

加压罐中的持在 200 摄氏左右。

This study of over 1.6 million people revealed that 22 degrees Celsius is the perfect air temperature to live in.

这项针对160多万人的研究表明，22摄氏是宜居的。

It's early, the sun is just rising and it's minus 10 degrees Celsius.

时间尚早，太阳刚刚升起，气只有零下 10 摄氏。

And so when you're in an airline and you're looking out, you don't naturally think of the wind going past at 500 miles an hour and it's minus 50 out there and there's not enough air to breathe.

所以当你坐着飞机看着外面，你不会自而地想到风以每小时500英里的速拂过，外面是零下50摄氏，并且没有足够的空气可以呼吸。

But as it rises, the temperature starts to drop again, because the atmosphere gets cooler as you go higher - by roughly one degree centigrade for every 100m of altitude.

但随着暖空气升高，又开始下降，因为越往上越冷——大约每上升100米就会下降1摄氏。

So in an airliner, and you're looking out, you don't naturally think of the wind going past at 500 miles an hour and it's minus 50 out there and there's not enough air to breathe.

所以当你坐着飞机看着外面，你不会自而地想到风以每小时500英里的速拂过，外面是零下50摄氏，并且没有足够的空气可以呼吸。

Liquid gets heated to about 140 degrees Celsius leaving just this powder behind.

液体加热到140摄氏以后就只剩下粉末。

They form when the air temperature is about fifteen degrees below zero Celsius.

当气大约是摄氏零下十五时候它们就会形成。

It needs to be stored at a very cold temperature, minus 75 degrees Celsius.

它需要储存在非常低的下，一般是零下75摄氏。

So by the second half of the 20th century, Celsius became popular in many parts of the world, when many English-speaking countries began using the metric system.

于是在 20 世纪后半，当许多英语系的国家开始采用公制时，摄氏也被广泛的应用在世界各地。

Synonymous with punishing cold, parts of it can bake at 40 degree Celsius.

惩罚寒冷的代名词, 部分可以烤到40摄氏。