动词发烧
1. 发烧：1012. tell sb. to do sth. 告诉某人做某事 | 1013. have a temperature发烧 (= run a temperature) | 1014. take sb.'s temperature量(某人的)体温
2. 动词 [发烧]：烧鸡 : roast chicken | 5. 动词 [发烧] have a temperature | 她烧到了39度. : She has a temperature of 39 degrees.
1. Some residents have sought that help with the temperature hovering around 10 C for almost a week.
2. Meteorological authorities in these provincial regions have forecast a temperature drop of up to 8 degrees Celsius and even frost after the sandstorm.
3. The regional weather authorities have forecast the region will soon experience a new temperature drop of eight to 10 degrees Celsius.
4. Some of Hokkaido's inland areas have a continental climate, with large daily and yearly temperature variation.
5. At room temperature this fat is a solid, but you only have to warm it up a little to liquefy it.
6. " I have not seen such a low temperature in Wuhan for more than 10 years, " he added.
7. Chinese workers will have a shorter workday if the temperature hits 37 C, thanks to a draft regulation.
8. Most parts of Guangdong have been thrown under a spell of high temperature on Friday and Saturday.
9. Huaneng has made most of its investments in high temperature gas cooled reactors, which have a higher safety level and the best emission treatment facilities.
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10. Patients checking into Singapore hospitals are required to have their temperature taken as a precaution against SARS.