英语释义

• the path of an electron around the nucleus of an atom

• a particular environment or walk of life;

  "his social sphere is limited"

  "it was a closed area of employment"

  "he's out of my orbit"

• the (usually elliptical) path described by one celestial body in its revolution about another;

  "he plotted the orbit of the moon"

• move in an orbit;

  "The moon orbits around the Earth"

  "The planets are orbiting the sun"

  "electrons orbit the nucleus"

• the bony cavity in the skull containing the eyeball

• an area in which something acts or operates or has power or control: "the range of a supersonic jet";

  "the ambit of municipal legislation"

  "within the compass of this article"

  "within the scope of an investigation"

  "outside the reach of the law"

  "in the political orbit of a world power"

片语

orbit the earth绕地球飞行

circular orbit圆轨道

in orbit在轨道上；在轨道上运行；飘飘然

orbit calculation[航][天] 轨道计算

low earth orbit近地轨道

homoclinic orbitA homoclinic orbit

polar orbit极轨道

orbit perturbation[航]

orbit transfer轨道转换

elliptical orbit卫星椭圆轨道；椭圆轨迹

elliptic orbit[力][天] 椭圆轨道

go into orbit勃然大怒

earth orbit[天] 地球轨道

ArcelorMittal Orbit轨道塔

geostationary orbit地球静止轨道

Orbit Camera环游摄影机

orbit determination轨道计算，[天] 定轨

hyperbolic orbit[航]

stationary orbit静止轨道

D Orbit三维动态观察器

Inclined Orbit倾斜轨道

英汉例句

• during this period of irregularity, which may have lasted millions of years, any rocky inner world sitting in the path of the hot jupiter and its new orbit would have been obliterated.

  这种不规则的时期可能已经持续了几百万年，在此期间，位于热木星原有轨道以及新轨道上的任何系内的巖石行星都有可能已遭毁灭。

• as it lost weight, it started to incline its orbit toward the earth: it was dangerous, above and beyond anything else.

  当它失重的时候，它开始将轨道向地球倾斜；这是危险的，甚至比其他任何东西都危险。

• and out of this information you get the radius, the velocity and the period, assuming that you are on earth in the plane of the orbit of the stars.

  除了这个,还能得到半径的大小，速度以及周期，假设你在地球上,和这些恒星环绕的，轨道同处一个平面。

• the size of the planet and its orbit can be worked out by measuring the frequency and size of these ‘blinks’.

  星球的大小和它的轨道是可以通过测量它的频率和闪现的大小算出来的。

• and so, therefore, all other things being equal, the first orbit should be at a smaller distance.

  所以，如果别的条件都相同的情况下，第一轨道的距离会更小。

• if the equivalence principle were violated, the moon「s orbit around the earth would appear skewed, either towards or away from the sun.

  如果等效原理遭到违背，月球围绕地球公转的轨道将会出现偏斜——靠近或是远离了太阳。

• the central idea behind a space elevator involves lowering a cable -- perhaps constructed from asteroid material -- from geostationary earth orbit to the surface of the earth.

  太空升降机背后的核心理念包括降下一根电缆--也许是由小行星材料制成的，--从对地静止轨道到地球表面。

• this is because of the moon」s orbit around earth which is oval or elliptical in shape.

  这是因为月球环绕地球的轨道是卵形的或者椭圆形的。

• as kepler showed, the earth’s orbit is an ellipse, with the sun at one of the two focal points.

  开普勒曾表明，地球的轨道是一个椭圆，这个椭圆有两个焦点，太阳在其中一个上。

• on first blush, you might think not: the planet where the comet or comets came to grief is farther out than mars, in an orbit where water would be permanently frozen.

  一开始你可能不会这样认为，因为太阳系里和彗星发生过碰撞的行星都比火星还远，在那样的轨道上水永远是以冰的形式存在。

• the satellites sit in a very special orbit that allows them to circle the earth once in 24 hours.

  这些卫星位于一个十分特殊的轨道，以便它们能每隔24小时环绕地球一周。

• so if i'm going in orbit like this, i either fire my rocket like this, or i fire my rocket like this, but that is difficult enough what we do now.

  如果我在轨道中这样走，或者以这样的方式发射火箭，或者这样发射火箭，但是我们现在做的,就已经很困难了。

• but the book and its author pulled me into their orbit for additional reasons.

  但因为其它原因，这本书和它的作者把我带入了他们的运行轨道。

• simulations have previously shown that additional moons could have formed from the debris cloud, sharing an orbit with the one large moon that survives today.

  计算机模拟显示，多出的那些月亮也在这片残骸云中形成，和今天幸存的那个大个头月亮共享同一条轨道。

• the satellite was launched into orbit around the moon.

  卫星被射入环绕月球的轨道。

• astronomers have detected an asteroid not far from earth, moving in the same orbit around the sun.

  天文学家在距离地球不远处发现一颗与地球绕日轨道相同的小行星。

• orbit of the moon, and we see the earth.

  月球的轨道，以及我们看到的地球。

• that moon would have interacted with a disk of gas surrounding saturn at the time, dragging its orbit closer and closer.

  这颗卫星在那时可能与土星外的气态光环发生了作用，造成它的轨道越来越靠近土星。

• about every two years, however, the earth passes mars as they orbit around the sun.

  大约每隔两年，地球会在绕太阳运行的轨道上经过火星。

• its tighter orbit meant it needed just 20 days to go around us. a day on earth back then was only 18 hours long.

  那时月球运行轨道较小，绕我们一周也就需要20天的时间，当时地球上的一天也就只有18个小时。

相似词

circle盘旋，旋转；环行

path道路；小路；轨道

circuit绕回…环行

route按特定路线发送，为……规定路线

revolution革命；旋转；运行；循环

route按特定路线发送，为……规定路线

circuit绕回…环行

track追蹤；通过；循路而行；用纤拉

revolution革命；旋转；运行；循环

kingdom(Kingdom)人名；(英)金德姆

circle盘旋，旋转；环行

path道路；小路；轨道

compass包围

universe宇宙；世界；领域