meteors

英 [ˈmiːtiəz]

美 [ˈmitiərz]

n.  流星
meteor的复数

柯林斯词典

• 流星
  Ameteoris a piece of rock or metal that burns very brightly when it enters the earth's atmosphere from space.

双语例句

• Most of these particles, or meteors, are smaller than a grain of rice.
  这些颗粒，或叫流星，大多数都比谷粒小。
• Meteors are beautiful to watch as they streak through the sky.
  流星划过天空时看起来很美丽。
• Explain why we see more meteors from midnight to dawn than from evening to midnight.
  请解释一下为什么我们在午夜到黎明看到的流星要比从傍晚到午夜看到的多。
• These meteors may be exceptionally hard, and they may penetrate far into the atmosphere.
  这些流星可能会异常坚硬，因此也许会深深地穿入大气层。
• She had this crazy notion that you were Infectedby the meteors.
  她疯狂得以为你被陨石感染了。
• If the meteoroids are bunched together, the number of meteors seen varies from year to year.
  如果流星体聚集在一起，则每年看到的流星数都不一样。
• Pertaining to or consisting of meteors or meteoroids.
  关于流星、流星体或由流星、流星体组成。
• Astronomy deals with planets and their satellites, with comets and meteors, with the sun, the stars and clusters of stars, with the interstellar gas and dust, with the system of the Milky way and the other galaxies beyond the Milky way.
  天文学研究行星及其它卫星，研究彗星和流星，研究太阳、恒星和星团，研究星际气体和尘埃，还研究银河系和其他河外星系。
• Meteors produce streaks of light as they burn up in the earth's atmosphere.
  流星在地球大气层中燃烧时，会产生出一遭光迹。
• The stargazers also observed comets with sparkling tails, and meteors or shooting stars apparently falling from the sky.
  古代的天文学家也观察那些拖着闪亮尾巴的彗星和从天而降的流星或陨落星体。