英语释义

• a program of space flights undertaken by US to land a man on the moon;

  "the first lunar landing was achieved by the Apollo program on July 20, 1969"

片语

Apollo Space Program阿波罗计划

The Apollo Program阿波罗计划

Apollo Program Manager Joe Shea凯文·波拉克

Apollo satellite program阿波罗卫星计划

Apollo Applications ProgramThe Apollo Applications Program (AAP) was established by NASA headquarters in 1968 to develop science-based manned space missions using hardware developed for the Apollo program. AAP was the ultimate development of a number of official and unofficial Apollo follow-on projects studied at various NASA lab

apollo mannedlanding program阿波罗载人登月计划

Apollo o Program阿波罗计划

apollo program detail阿波罗登月

Apollo lunar program阿波罗月球计划

英汉例句

• The Apollo program was just the official public part of the us space program.

  阿波罗计划只是美国太空计划中官方公布的部分。

• Of course, some people will still feel the Apollo program cost is only a great little project, is indeed insignificant.

  当然有些人仍会感到阿波罗计划只不过是一项耗资巨大、收效甚微的工程，实为无足轻重。

• The John Fitzgerald Kennedy added to the register only one reason: he is the development of the Apollo program is principally responsible.

  把约翰·菲茨杰拉德·肯尼迪列入本册的原因只有一个：他是制订阿波罗计划的主要负责人。

• Japan「s first lunar probe has begun to orbit the moon, in what Japanese space officials are calling the largest mission to investigate the moon since the U. S. Apollo program decades ago.

  日本发射的第一个月球探测器已开始环绕月球飞行。日本官员称这次飞行是美国几十年前开展「阿波罗」计划之后的最大规模的探月计划。

• I would argue that the Apollo program accelerated the development of miniaturization technologies, including the microprocessor — now responsible for multi-billion dollar industries.

  我认为阿波罗计划加快了小型化技术的发展，包括微处理器——是现在形成数十亿美元产业的原因。

• The Apollo program was not so much a scientific achievement as a technical accomplishment.

  阿波罗计划与其说是一项科学成果，不如说是一项技术成就。

• Garriott believes the United States hasn」t fulfilled the promise of the Apollo program yet.

  加里奥特确信还美国没有兑现阿波罗登月计划。

• As a young man, he lived through the local slump that accompanied the end of the Apollo program in 1975.

  作为年轻人，他经历了伴随阿波罗计划在1975年终止而来的当地萧条。

• Even if the Apollo program successors, it will always be a human being, one of the greatest innovation to stay in people's memory.

  即使阿波罗计划后继无人，它也将永远作为人类最伟大的创举之一留在人们的记忆中。

• During the Apollo program, astronauts left four seismographs on the lunar surface. The instuments returned their last data to Earth in 1977, five years after the Apollo program ended.

  在阿波罗计划中，宇航员在月在在月球表面上留下了四个地震仪。于1977年，这些仪器把最后的数据送回到地球，五年后，阿波罗计划就结束了。

• On the one hand, the Apollo program truly was a spectacular success, but it also marked the end of progress - no human has traveled more than 400 miles away from Earth since 1975.

  一方面阿波罗计划确实是一个巨大的成功，但是它同时标志着进步的终结——从1975年起人类就再也没有涉足过地球400英里(643公里)外的地方了。