单词:asteroid
a. 星状的
s. shaped like a star
考试类型:[托福/GRE]
asteroid的用法和样例:
例句
- This asteroid takes 238 years to orbit the sun.这颗小行星需要花238年绕太阳运行一周。
- Asteroid lies between Mars and Jupiter.小行星位于火星与木星之间。
- But he wanted to locate the impact site of the asteroid.但是他想确定小行星的撞击地点.
- Large meteorites actually come from the asteroid belt.大型陨星实际上是来自小行星带。
词汇搭配
- asteroid body星状小体
- artificial asteroid人造小行星
- regular asteroid正星形线,正则星形线...
- oblique asteroid斜星形线
- asteroid hyalitis星形玻璃体炎...
- asteroid hyalosis星状性玻璃体病变...
- asteroid belt小行星带
- asteroid zone小行星带
- star-shaped星形的
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