asteroids

英 [ˈæstərɔɪdz]

美 [ˈæstəˌrɔɪdz]

n.  小行星
asteroid的复数

柯林斯词典

• 小行星（在火星及木星轨道间围绕太阳运行）
  Anasteroidis one of the very small planets that move around the sun between Mars and Jupiter.

双语例句

• Alone in space, you must blast the asteroids into nothingness and evade the flying saucers and the killer satellite!
  独自一人在太空中，你必须化为虚无爆炸小行星和逃避的飞碟和杀手卫星！
• The region of interplanetary space between Mars and Jupiter where most asteroids are found.
  在太阳系内太空中火星与木星间的有很多小行星的区域。
• LSST, for example, will discover asteroids by the bushel-including some that might be hazardous to earth.
  例如，lsst将能够发现极微小的小行星，包括那些可能对地球有害的小行星。
• Lightning on Venus was discovered in the atmosphere, unprecedented close-ups of asteroids.
  在大气中发现了金星上的闪电，还有一些从未有过的小行星的近距离特写。
• Most asteroids, which are made of rock, confine themselves to a belt between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter.
  多数小行星是由岩石构成的，被限制在火星和木星轨道之间的一个带状区域里；
• The migration of Jupiter and Saturn could have turned asteroids in the early Solar System into missiles that pelted the inner planets.
  太阳系早期，木星和土星的迁移可能把小行星变成攻击内行星的导弹。
• The pieces clump together to form asteroids and bigger planets.
  这些碎片凝聚起来可以形成小行星和更大的星球。
• Planets, asteroids, and satellites shine only by reflected sunlight.
  行星、小行星和卫星都是靠反射太阳光而发光的。
• Both ice and organic materials, which are similar to tar or coal, were believed to have been delivered millions of years ago by comets and asteroids crashing into the planet.
  冰和有机物质，类似于柏油和煤炭，被认为是百万年前由彗星和小行星与水星碰撞时产生的。
• Asteroids are also known as'minor planets '.
  小行星亦称为“小型行星”。