space station

英 [ˈspeɪs steɪʃn]

美 [ˈspeɪs steɪʃn]

n. 太空站; 航天站; 宇宙空间站

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noun

太空站；航天站；宇宙空间站
a large structure that is sent into space and remains above the earth as a base for people working and travelling in space

太空站;航天站;宇宙空间站
Aspace stationis a place built for astronauts to live and work in, which is sent into space and then keeps going around the earth.

noun

a manned artificial satellite in a fixed orbit designed for scientific research
Synonym:space platformspace laboratory

The probe closed with the space station.
探测器和太空站临近。
Now the spaceships are near the space station.
现在这两艘太空飞船已接近太空站了。
When the boosters have helped to lift a space station into orbit, they separate from it and return to the earth.
助推火箭把太空站推入轨道后，就自行脱落返回地球。
Discovery and its six astronauts delivered supplies, equipment and a new crew member to the International Space Station.
发现号以及机上6名宇航员为国际空间站送去了补给品、设备以及一名新的机组成员。
They announced last week that by 2020, China should have its own manned space station.
他们上周宣布，到2020年，中国应该拥有自己的载人航天站。
His objective was to kill the space station project altogether
他的目的是使空间站项目全面停止。
The space shuttle Atlantis is scheduled to dock with Russia's Mir space station
亚特兰蒂斯号航天飞机计划与俄国和平号空间站对接。
The spacecraft is set to deliver a new crew to the International Space Station.
飞船上载提供了新的人员去国际空间站。
One of the two bathrooms on the International Space Station is broken.
国际空间站上两个洗手间中的一个被弄坏了。
Sixteen countries from all around the world worked together to plan and construct a permanent space station.
世界上16个国家共同努力，设计并建造了一个永久性空间站。