Pronunciation: /sʌbzɪroʊ/
noun a temperature below zero degrees
A1 I wore my subzero jacket to stay warm in the snow.
A2 The subzero temperatures made it difficult to go outside.
B1 The subzero freezer kept the ice cream perfectly frozen.
B2 The expedition team faced subzero conditions during their trek.
C1 The subzero climate of Antarctica requires specialized gear for survival.
C2 The subzero temperatures in the Arctic can be life-threatening without proper precautions.
adjective describing a temperature below zero degrees
A1 The temperature outside is subzero.
A2 She bundled up in layers to stay warm in the subzero weather.
B1 The subzero temperatures made it difficult to go outside without proper gear.
B2 The subzero wind chill factor made it feel even colder than the actual temperature.
C1 The expedition team faced subzero conditions as they trekked through the Arctic.
C2 The subzero climate of Antarctica requires specialized equipment to survive.
formal The temperature dropped to subzero levels overnight.
informal It's freezing outside, the temperature is subzero!
slang I can't handle this subzero weather, it's too cold.
figurative His heart felt subzero after she broke up with him.
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