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zero - use in sentences
Object
- tolerance: Values through car churchill insurance wheels zero tolerance ' ago mainly relying.
Converse of object
- score: Trusts scoring zero are shown at the left margin; trusts with no value are shown at the right margin.
- reach: You must not let your ammo reach zero or the cheat won't work.
- add: If you need to force a scalar to a number, add a zero to it.
- drop: Callers should then dial " 44 " for the UK, then your telephone number, dropping the initial zero.
Adjective modifier
- absolute: At a few hundred degrees above absolute zero, objects radiate strongly in the shorter wave infrared.
- leading: For numbers smaller than 10, a leading zero is present.
- initial: Callers should then dial " 44 " for the UK, then your telephone number, dropping the initial zero.
- near: Closure of the reactors by 2009 would allow Sellafield to reprocess all remaining Magnox fuel before the 2020 " near zero " deadline.
Modifies a noun
- tolerance: This policy of " zero tolerance " toward sin shows God's justice.
- popularity: From their point of view zero popularity is a time wasting.
- emission: Award-winning Beaufort Court is the world's first zero carbon emissions commercial development.
- rating: The UK's right to have a zero rating was granted in 1977 and was meant to be in place for 4 years!
- carbon: Award-winning Beaufort Court is the world's first zero carbon emissions commercial development.
Noun used with modifier
- ground: Despite the Chancellor's much stated policy aim to raise UK productivity, 2005 looks like ground zero.
- VAT: Prices Price including postage and packing to UK only ( VAT zero rated ) - £ 70.
- column: The main part of the screen contains the paper on which you write and the cursor blinks away at line zero, column zero.
Used with why or when
- when: When it is time to weight again, the scale resets to zero automatically when the animal gets on the scale.
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