zero
/ˈzɪroʊ/
noun
- The number 0; nothing; no amount or quantity.
- The temperature dropped to zero last night.
- The team scored zero goals in the first half.
- My bank account balance is zero after paying the bills.
- The lowest point or level; nothing at all.
- His chances of winning are practically zero.
- After the storm, visibility was zero.
- We have zero tolerance for bullying in this school.
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verb
- To adjust an instrument or device to a zero reading or starting point.
- Please zero the scale before weighing the ingredients.
- The technician zeroed the gauge to ensure accurate measurements.
- You need to zero the timer before each race.
- To focus attention or aim precisely on something (often followed by 'in on').
- The camera zeroed in on the actor's face.
- The detective zeroed in on the main suspect.
- We need to zero in on the most important issues first.
adjective
- Having no measurable or positive quantity; not any.
- There is zero chance of rain today.
- She showed zero interest in the movie.
- The company reported zero profit this quarter.
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