degree — a unit of measurement for angles or temperature
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a unit of measurement for angles or temperature
Pronunciation (IPA): /dɪˈɡriː/
Korean meaning: 각도나 온도의 측정 단위
Korean pronunciation: 디-그리 (강세: 그리)
Example Sentences
- My room is 30 degrees, but my heart is 100 degrees when I see pizza!
- He has a degree in computer science from Seoul National University.
- Turn the wheel 90 degrees to the right.
degree
NOUN//dɪˈɡriː//
a unit of measurement for angles or temperature

a teacher holds a large protractor against a triangle drawn on a whiteboard while pointing to the angle measurement. She simultaneously holds a thermometer showing the room temperature in her other hand. The protractor clearly shows the angle measurement while the thermometer displays the temperature reading. Students lean forward from their desks, watching intently as she demonstrates both types of measurements. One student takes notes while another raises her hand with interest. units of measurement for angles and temperature being demonstrated. Style: High-quality 2D vector cartoon illustration with bold outlines and warm educational detail
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Origin
라틴어 'gradus(계단, 단계)'에서 유래된 단어로, '계단을 한 단계씩 올라가는 것'에서 '정도, 학위'의 의미가 발달했습니다.
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“My room is 30 degrees, but my heart is 100 degrees when I see pizza!”
“He has a degree in computer science from Seoul National University.”
“Turn the wheel 90 degrees to the right.”
“To what degree are you obsessed with K-pop?”
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