英语释义

1. a spacecraft mission to the moon
And among the nearly endless tasks that had to be completed for the Apollo moon shot, one woman spearheaded a critical engineering project: testing all the small gear the astronauts would take with them to the lunar surface.
— Kathryn Tully

2. an extremely ambitious project or mission undertaken to achieve a monumental goal
He is leading biology's moon shot; the Human Genome Project, a $3 billion, 15-year effort to pinpoint the location of all 100,000 human genes.
— Paul Hoffman This month, a group of billionaires … announced a moonshot of their own—a $1 billion joint venture to develop clean energy technology and bring it to market.
— Alan Fleischmann

3. a hit or thrown ball that travels a great distance with a high trajectory
… paused at the plate to admire the second of the three homers—a moon shot that landed a few rows short of a homemade sign in the rightfield bleachers …
— Tim Crothers White's pass, like his 43-yard touchdown to Tony Hill in the fourth quarter, was a moon shot, a high arching thing that took an hour to come down.
— Paul Zimmerman

片语

moonshot t月球探测器

lunar probe moonshot月球探测器

lunar orbiter月球探测器；[航] 绕月轨道飞行器（1966年和1967年曾绕月飞行并对月球拍摄照片）

A moonshot for chemistry化学登月计划

Moonshot Project登月计划

Project Moonshot登月计划

Cancer Moonshot癌癥登月计划

lunar probe[航] 月球探测器

Moonshot Galaxy星系月球射击

moonshot factory登月工厂

英汉例句

• the underlying truth of this debate has major implications for everything from the vice president's moonshot — are we preventing cancer or only aiming to treat it after it develops?

  他们写道：“这些争论后面的事实对于每件事都有重大的影响从副总统的月球探测器——我们是预防癌癥还是仅仅旨在癌癥发生后治疗它？

• now new results from the hollywood-esque moonshot reveal lots of water in a crater where the sun never shines — 41 gallons of ice and vapor.

  现在，来自好莱坞式的月球探测器的新结果显示，在太阳永远照不到的弹坑里有很多水——41加侖冰和水蒸气。