meteors

英 [ˈmiːtiəz]

美 [ˈmitiərz]

n.  流星
meteor的复数

柯林斯词典

• 流星
  Ameteoris a piece of rock or metal that burns very brightly when it enters the earth's atmosphere from space.

双语例句

• When you turn south, most meteors will appear in the north.
  当你朝南看时，大部分流星将出现在北边；
• I hear that scientists are planning to study asteroids and meteors, right?
  我听说科学家正计划研究小行星和陨石，对不对？
• If the meteoroids are bunched together, the number of meteors seen varies from year to year.
  如果流星体聚集在一起，则每年看到的流星数都不一样。
• Meteors have pitted the moon with craters.
  流星使月球表面坑坑洼洼。
• These meteors may be exceptionally hard, and they may penetrate far into the atmosphere.
  这些流星可能会异常坚硬，因此也许会深深地穿入大气层。
• What are meteors, and what makes them gather into showers?
  什么是流星？它们是怎么聚集从而形成流星雨的？
• I realised, future is not carved on the meteors, but it's now, around us.
  我意识到，未来并不是刻在流星上，而是现在，在我们的身边。
• A transient shower of meteors when a meteor swarm enters the earth's atmosphere.
  当流星涌入地球大气圈出现的短暂的流星雨。
• Silent night, listening to the songs of meteors, looking at the sky, silently praying!
  寂静的夜晚，听着流星的歌，望着天空默默地祈祷！
• Most of these particles, or meteors, are smaller than a grain of rice.
  这些颗粒，或叫流星，大多数都比谷粒小。