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spacecraft['speiskrɑ:ft]

n. 宇宙飞船

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  • Viking: Either of two unmanned U.S.spacecraftlaunched by NASA in 1975.

    海盗号:美国国家航空暨太空总署在1975年发射的两个不载人的宇宙飞船。

  • Sometimes we have to change our workday because of a coming event such as the shuttle or a Soyuzspacecraftlinking with our space station.

    "有时,因为要有别的事情,诸如航天飞机或'联盟'号太空船与我们的太空站联接等,我们就得改变工作日程。

  • Thespacecraftrounded the moon.

    宇宙飞船环绕月球飞行。

  • To uncouple(spacecraft.

    分开(宇宙飞船)。

  • Sophisticated devices used inspacecraft.

    航天器中的尖端装置。

  • Manned Soyuzspacecraftand robotic Progress cargo ferries routinely rendezvoused and docked with the Salyuts to transfer cosmonauts and supplies.

    「联合号宇宙飞船」和「进步号」运货船与「沙礼特号」例行集会并接合,将航天员和补给品送到太空站。

  • Reactivate aspacecraft's defence system.

    使宇宙飞船防卫系统重新进入工作状态。

  • Thespacecraftsplashed down in the Pacific.

    太空船溅落在太平洋。

  • SpaceShipOne is the world's first privatespacecraft, and is competing for a prestigious space travel prize.

    “太空飞船一号”是世界上第一艘私人开发的太空飞船,它将角逐一项著名的太空飞行奖。

  • To oscillate about a lateral axis that is both perpendicular to the longitudinal axis and horizontal to the earth.Used of a missile orspacecraft.

    偏航绕航线轴晃动,或是与纬线垂直或是与地面水平。用于导弹或宇宙飞船。

  • Mars Pathfinder and Rover: Firstspacecraftto land on Mars since the Viking 1976 missions.

    火星探路者与漫游者:自从1976年海盗号的计划之后,第一次尝试登陆火星的宇宙飞船。

  • To couple(two or morespacecraft, for example) in space.

    使空间对接使(两艘太空船)空间对接。

  • Escape velocity speed at which aspacecraft,etc must travel in order to leave the gravitational field of a planet,etc.

    逃逸速度(宇宙飞船等克服星球引力的速度)。

  • I've already been onto thespacecraft, telling it to go much slower.

    我已经同宇宙飞船联系过,要它减慢速度。

  • A million miles from the earth, NASA's Advanced Composition Explorer (ace)spacecraftsuddenly found itself under assault.

    离地球大约100万英里的地方,美国国家航空航天局(NASA)的航天器--高级太空成分探索者(ace)突然遭受打击。

  • A linkup of two orbitingspacecraft.

    轨道上两个太空飞行器的会合。

  • The radio blackout ends as thespacecraftslows down.

    随着航天飞机减慢速度,无线电通信又重新恢复。

  • Aspacecraft's orbital distance from the earth.

    航天器的远地轨道距离。

  • Launch vehicle: Rocket system that boosts aspacecraftinto Earth orbit or beyond Earth's gravitational pull.

    运载火箭:将航天器推入绕地球轨道或脱离地球引力范围的火箭系统。

  • During mapping operations, thespacecraftcircles Mars once every 118 minutes at an average altitude of 378 kilometres.

    测绘期间,飞船每118分钟绕火星运行一周,平均高度为378公里。

  • NASA used the Titan II to launch Geminispacecraftin the 1960s.

    美国国家航空暨太空总署在60年代利用泰坦2号发射双子星号宇宙飞船。

  • Thespacecraftis scheduled to arrive at Saturn next year.

    太空船预定明年到达土星。

  • The restricted path followed by aspacecrafton a particular mission.

    宇宙飞船通道执行某一特殊任务的由宇宙飞船通过的有限制的道路。

  • Since streamlining is not needed in the high vacuum of this environment, aspacecraft's shape is designed according to its mission.

    由于这种环境的高度真空,流线型并不需要,航天器的外观便根据它的任务来设计。

  • Infraredspacecraftorientation equipment.

    红外航天器定向仪。

  • To help it fly, Northrop Grumman hopes to redesign the mission over the next year, incorporating as many Russianspacecraftcomponents as possible.

    为了计划的实施,诺斯罗普·格罗曼希望明年重新构思此项计划,尽可能多的综合使用俄罗斯的宇宙飞船器件。

  • The twospacecraftwill link up (with each other) in orbit.

    两艘宇宙飞船将於轨道上(互相)连接。

  • Twospacecraftare being launched to probe the atmosphere of Venus.

    将发射两个航天器来探测金星的大气。

  • Mission control ordered thespacecraftto return to earth.

    指挥部命令宇宙飞船返回地球。

  • Galileo: NASA mission to study Jupiter and its Galilean satellites with an orbitingspacecraftand an atmospheric probe, launched in 1989.

    伽利略号:美国国家航空暨太空总署派遣的宇宙飞船,探索木星及伽利略卫星,含一个轨道宇宙飞船和一个大气层探测器,1989年10月18日发射。