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雅思词汇(综合) - 太空

在这里,你将学习一些关于太空的英语单词,如“大气层”、“发射”、“航空航天”等,这些是雅思考试所需要的。

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astronaut
astronaut
[名词]

someone who is trained to travel and work in space

宇航员, 航天员

宇航员, 航天员

Ex: The astronaut conducted experiments on microgravity effects during the space mission. 

宇航员在太空任务期间进行了关于微重力效应的实验。

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atmosphere
atmosphere
[名词]

the layer of gases surrounding a planet, held in place by gravity

大气, 气体层

大气, 气体层

Ex: Without an atmosphere, the Moon has no weather or air. 
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space station

a large structure used as a long-term base for people to stay in space and conduct research

空间站, 太空基地

空间站, 太空基地

Ex: The space station’s solar panels provide power for its systems and experiments. 

空间站的太阳能电池板为其系统和实验提供电力。

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sunlight
sunlight
[名词]

natural light that comes from the sun

阳光, 日光

阳光, 日光

Ex: These plants need plenty of sunlight to grow. 
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moonlight
moonlight
[名词]

the light coming from the moon

月光, 月亮的光

月光, 月亮的光

Ex: The moonlight cast eerie shadows on the deserted road. 

月光在荒凉的道路上投下了诡异的阴影。

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asteroid
asteroid
[名词]

any of the rocky bodies orbiting the sun, ranging greatly in diameter, also found in large numbers between Jupiter and Mars

小行星, 岩石天体

小行星, 岩石天体

Ex: Asteroids vary in size from tiny fragments to large bodies hundreds of kilometers across. 

小行星的大小从微小碎片到直径数百公里的大型天体不等。

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astronomer
astronomer
[名词]

a scientist who studies or observes planets, stars, and other happenings in the universe

天文学家

天文学家

Ex: Astronomers observe distant galaxies to study their formation and evolution over billions of years. 

天文学家观察遥远的星系以研究它们数十亿年来的形成和演化。

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astronomy
astronomy
[名词]

a branch of science that studies space, planets, etc.

天文学, 星空科学

天文学, 星空科学

Ex: Astronomy helps us understand the origins of the universe and the formation of celestial bodies. 

天文学帮助我们理解宇宙的起源和天体的形成。

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galaxy
galaxy
[名词]

a large number of star systems bound together by gravitational force

星系

星系

Ex: The Milky Way is the galaxy that contains our solar system, and it is a spiral galaxy with a central bulge and rotating arms. 

银河系是包含我们太阳系的星系,它是一个带有中央凸起和旋转臂的螺旋星系。

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to launch
to launch
[动词]

to send an object, such as a satellite, missile, etc., into space

发射, 启动

发射, 启动

Ex: NASA plans to launch a new satellite into orbit next month. 
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to orbit
to orbit
[动词]

to move around a star, planet, or a large object in space

绕轨道运行, 环绕

绕轨道运行, 环绕

Ex: The International Space Station orbits the Earth at an altitude of approximately 408 kilometers. 

国际空间站在大约408公里的高度绕地球运行。

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rocket
rocket
[名词]

a propulsion device with its own fuel that produces thrust through reaction forces

火箭, 运载火箭

火箭, 运载火箭

Ex: Engineers tested the rocket in a controlled facility. 

工程师在受控设施中测试了火箭。

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satellite
satellite
[名词]

a natural object that moves in orbit around a planet or another larger celestial body

天然卫星

天然卫星

Ex: Jupiter has many known satellites. 
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solar system
solar system
[名词]

the sun and the group of planets orbiting around it, including the earth

太阳系, 太阳系

太阳系, 太阳系

Ex: Scientists study the solar system to understand planetary formation. 

科学家研究太阳系以了解行星的形成。

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spacecraft
spacecraft
[名词]

a vehicle designed to travel in space

航天器, 宇宙飞船

航天器, 宇宙飞船

Ex: Engineers tested the spacecraft's systems thoroughly before sending it on its mission to the outer planets. 

工程师们在将航天器送往外部行星执行任务之前,彻底测试了其系统。

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to voyage
to voyage
[动词]

to travel over a long distance by sea or in space

航行, 航海

航行, 航海

Ex: As a young astronaut, she dreamt of voyaging to distant planets. 

作为一名年轻的宇航员,她梦想航行到遥远的行星。

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aerospace
aerospace
[名词]

the earth's atmosphere and the space beyond it

航空航天, 大气层和太空

航空航天, 大气层和太空

Ex: The aerospace industry plays a crucial role in developing advanced technologies for aviation and space travel. 

航空航天工业在开发航空和太空旅行的先进技术方面发挥着至关重要的作用。

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constellation

a specific group of stars that form a pattern and have a name related to their shape

星座, 星群

星座, 星群

Ex: Ancient civilizations used constellations to navigate across the seas. 

古代文明利用星座在海上导航。

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gravity
gravity
[名词]

the force by which objects with mass attract one another, especially the force that draws objects toward the Earth

重力

重力

Ex: The Moon's gravity affects the ocean tides. 
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lunar
lunar
[形容词]

relating to the moon

月亮的, 阴历的

月亮的, 阴历的

Ex: Some believe that lunar cycles can affect human behavior. 

有些人认为月球周期会影响人类行为。

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meteor
meteor
[名词]

a piece of rock coming from outer space that passes through the Earth's atmosphere, producing light

流星,  陨石

流星, 陨石

Ex: Meteors, also known as shooting stars, are often visible as bright streaks of light in the night sky. 

流星,也被称为流星,经常在夜空中可见为明亮的光线。

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rotation
rotation
[名词]

a single complete circular movement around an axis or along an orbit

旋转, 转动

旋转, 转动

Ex: The rotation of the tires was measured in revolutions per minute. 

轮胎的旋转以每分钟转数进行测量。

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axis
axis
[名词]

the central point or line around which an object turns

轴, 旋转轴

轴, 旋转轴

Ex: The fan blades rotated smoothly around their axis. 

风扇叶片围绕其轴平稳旋转。

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weightless
weightless
[形容词]

having or seeming to have no or little weight, caused by the absence of gravity

失重的, 处于无重力状态

失重的, 处于无重力状态

Ex: The sensation of weightless flight during parabolic maneuvers simulates the feeling of space travel. 

在抛物线机动期间的失重飞行感觉模拟了太空旅行的感觉。

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mission
mission
[名词]

an operation carried out in space

任务

任务

Ex: NASA's Voyager spacecraft embarked on a historic mission to explore the outer planets of our solar system. 
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booster
booster
[名词]

the first stage of a multistage rocket that provides the initial thrust for liftoff

助推器,  助飞火箭

助推器, 助飞火箭

Ex: After burnout, the booster separated from the upper stage and fell into the ocean. 
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countdown
countdown
[名词]

the act of counting numbers backwards to zero before the launch of a missile or spacecraft

倒计时, 倒数

倒计时, 倒数

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probe
probe
[名词]

an unmanned spacecraft sent into space to collect scientific information and transmit it back

探测器,  航天探测器

探测器, 航天探测器

Ex: Scientists lost contact with the probe during its journey through space. 
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to wane
to wane
[动词]

(of the moon) to gradually decrease in its visible illuminated surface as it progresses from full to new moon

亏, 减少

亏, 减少

Ex: As the month progresses, the moon will wane each night. 

随着月份的推进,月亮每晚都会渐亏。

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to wax
to wax
[动词]

(of the moon) to progressively display a larger illuminated section until it turns into a full moon

渐盈, 变大

渐盈, 变大

Ex: As the days went by, the moon waxed, revealing its radiant beauty to stargazers. 

随着日子一天天过去,月亮渐盈,向观星者展现了它灿烂的美丽。

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