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1. Oxford Dictionary

   zero

   • IPA[ˈzɪərəʊ]

   英式

   • card
     no quantity or number; nought; the figure 0；a point on a scale or instrument from which a positive or negative quantity is reckoned
   • v.
     adjust (an instrument) to zero；set the sights of (a gun) for firing

   • verb: zero, 3rd person present: zeroes, gerund or present participle: zeroing, past tense: zeroed, past participle: zeroed

2. • 釋義
   • 片語

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   • 1. no quantity or number; nought; the figure 0 figures from zero to nine you've left off a zero—it should be five hundred million 同義詞 nought, nothing, cipher, nil, 0, ... 更多null character, archaicnaught
   • ▪ a point on a scale or instrument from which a positive or negative quantity is reckoned the gauge dropped to zero a zero rate of interest
   • ▪ the temperature corresponding to 0° on the Celsius scale (32° Fahrenheit), marking the freezing point of water the temperature was below zero
   • ▪ the absence of an actual word or morpheme to realize a syntactic or morphological phenomenon the zero plural in ‘three sheep’
   • ▪ the lowest possible amount or level; nothing at all I rated my chances as zero 同義詞 nothing, nil, nothing at all, not a single thing, not anything, ... 更多none, nowt, informalzilch, nix, not a dicky bird, damn all, not a sausage, sweet Fanny Adams, sweet FA, zip, zippo, nada, diddly-squat, a goose egg, bupkis, vulgar slangbugger all, fuck all, sod all, archaicnaught, nought, rock bottom, the bottom, the lowest point, the all-time low, as low as one can get, low-water mark, the depths, the nadir, informalthe pits
   • ▪ short for zero hour
   • ▪ a worthless or contemptibly undistinguished person her husband is an absolute zero

   v.

   動詞

   • 1. adjust (an instrument) to zero zero the counter when the tape has rewound
   • 2. set the sights of (a gun) for firing the rifle had been zeroed at an elevation of 200

   片語

   • zero in
   • zero out