meteorites

英 [ˈmiːtiəraɪts]

美 [ˈmitiɔˌraɪts]

n.  陨石
meteorite的复数

柯林斯词典

• 陨石;陨星;陨铁
  Ameteoriteis a large piece of rock or metal from space that has landed on Earth.

双语例句

• Most meteorites that have been examined fall into two classes.
  大多数检验过的陨石被分成两类。
• The Sudbury fullerenes contained helium with compositions similar to some meteorites and cosmic dust.
  索德柏立富勒烯里的氦气同位素组成，与某些陨石、彗尘中的一样。
• Smash one of these small planets open and the fragments from the centre will form metallic meteorites.
  打碎这样的一个小行星，其核心部分的碎片将形成金属陨星。
• And it's from meteoroids that we get meteors and meteorites.
  流星和陨石也是来自流星体中。
• Several layers of shielding will safeguard the payload from cosmic rays, meteorites, and atomic oxygen.
  几层防护屏将保护有效负载免受宇宙射线、陨星和原子氧的危害。
• The carbon in diamond and silicon-carbide grains from meteorites usually has ratios very different from this.
  通常在陨石的金刚石和碳化硅颗粒中的碳同位素比例与此相差甚远。
• There's gold in them thar hills& and we may have meteorites to thank.
  “石头的价值在于能不断地产出黄金”&我们真要感谢陨石了。
• Meteorites can contain thousands of organic molecules, including amino acids.
  陨星可蕴含成千上万的有机分子，包括氨基酸。
• Scientists have analysed meteorites that formed billions of years ago before falling to Earth.
  科学家们是在分析检修了在数十亿年之前坠落到地球上的陨石之后得出这一发现的。
• The findings could also help scientists model the dangers and the likelihood of Earth impacts caused by objects like comets and meteorites.
  这次的发现也能帮助科学家为这种危险建模及估计由慧星和陨星造成的地球碰撞的可能性。