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雅思词汇(综合) - Space

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: She fulfilled her childhood dream of becoming an astronaut and traveled to the International Space Station. 
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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: Earth's atmosphere protects us from harmful solar radiation. 
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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 serves as a platform for testing technologies needed for future deep-space exploration. 
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sunlight
sunlight
[名词]

the natural light coming from the sun

阳光, 日光

阳光, 日光

Ex: The sunlight streamed through the windows, filling the room with warmth. 
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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: They took a romantic walk along the beach, guided by the soft moonlight. 
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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: Scientists study asteroids to learn about the early solar system and potential threats to Earth. 
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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: The astronomer discovered a new exoplanet using advanced telescope technology. 
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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: Advances in astronomy have led to the discovery of exoplanets orbiting other stars in our galaxy. 
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galaxy
galaxy
[名词]

a large number of star systems bound together by gravitational force

星系

星系

Ex: Galaxies can vary in shape and size, with types including spiral, elliptical, and irregular galaxies, each having distinct structures and characteristics. 
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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: The military launched a missile as part of a test exercise. 
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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 moon orbits around the Earth once every 27.3 days. 
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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: The rocket engine burned fuel to lift the spacecraft. 
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satellite
satellite
[名词]

a natural body in space that moves around the earth or other planets

卫星, 月亮

卫星, 月亮

Ex: The Moon is Earth's satellite, orbiting our planet and affecting tides. 
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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: Earth is one of eight planets in the solar system. 
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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: The spacecraft was launched to explore Mars and collect data about the planet's surface and atmosphere. 
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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: The intrepid explorers voyaged across uncharted waters in search of a legendary island. 
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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: She studied aerospace engineering to pursue a career in space exploration. 
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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: Orion is a well-known constellation visible in the winter sky. 
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gravity
gravity
[名词]

(physics) the universal force of attraction between any pair of objects with mass

重力

重力

Ex: Gravity is what keeps the planets in orbit around the Sun and the Moon in orbit around the Earth. 
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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: She purchased a lunar calendar to track the phases of the moon. 
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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: We saw a bright meteor streak across the sky during the meteor shower last night. 
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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: One full rotation of the Earth takes twenty-four hours. 
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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 Earth spins on its axis once every twenty-four hours. 
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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: Objects inside the spacecraft become weightless once it reaches orbit around the Earth. 
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mission
mission
[名词]

an operation carried out in space

任务

任务

Ex: The Apollo 11 mission successfully landed astronauts on the Moon in 1969. 
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booster
booster
[名词]

a rocket that gives a spacecraft or missile the extra power it needs to leave the Earth's atmosphere

助推器, 加速器

助推器, 加速器

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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 or device sent to gather information from space and transmit it back

探测器, 太空探测器

探测器, 太空探测器

Ex: The space agency launched a probe to study Mars. 
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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: The moon began to wane after the full moon. 
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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 month progressed, the moon began to wax, growing from a thin crescent to a full moon. 
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