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“degrees” pronunciation in American, British and Australian English
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How to pronounce degrees
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“degrees” in real sentences
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90 degrees here, 90 degrees here, 90 degrees here.
The Royal Institution -
3 degrees or four degrees.
The Scottish Parliament -
176 degrees Fahrenheit, and 100 degrees Celsius, meaning 212 degrees Fahrenheit.
Andrew Huberman -
the way to 89 degrees C, 87 degrees C.
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