英:[ˈplænətri]
美:[ˈplænəteri]
英:[ˈplænətri]
美:[ˈplænəteri]
adj.
行星的
俗世的,现世的
流浪的,飘忽不定的
[机]行星齿轮的
plan·e·tar·y
plae n teI ri
词根:planet
adj.planetesimal 星子的;星子组成的;小行星体的
n.planet 行星
planetarium 天文馆;行星仪
planetesimal 小行星体;星子
planetoid [天] 小行星
Adjective
1. of or relating to or resembling the physical or orbital characteristics of a planet or the planets;
"planetary motion"
"planetary year"
2. of or relating to or characteristic of the planet Earth or its inhabitants;
"planetary rumblings and eructations"- L.C.Eiseley
"the planetary tilt"
"this terrestrial ball"
3. having no fixed course;
"an erratic comet"
"his life followed a wandering course"
"a planetary vagabond"
4. involving the entire earth; not limited or provincial in scope;
"global war"
"global monetary policy"
"neither national nor continental but planetary"
"a world crisis"
"of worldwide significance"
planetary gear行星齿轮
planetary gear transmission行星齿轮传动
planetary transmission行星齿轮变速箱
planetary motion行星运动
planetary gear train行星轮系
planetary nebula行星状星云
planetary boundary layer行星边界层;地表边界层
planetary system行星系
1590年代,“与行星有关的”; 见 planet + -ary。可能源自或基于晚期拉丁语 planetarius “与行星或行星有关的”,但根据 OED 的说法,这仅作为名词“占星家”出现。 Planetary nebula,因其在望远镜中的形状而得名,可追溯至1785年。
The first known use of planetary was in 1607
planktonnoun
the floating or weakly swimming animal and plant life of a body of water
plank1 of 2noun
a wide heavy thick board
an item in the list of beliefs and goals of a political party
plank2 of 2verb
to cover or floor with planks
to set down forcefully
planked the book on the table
to cook and serve on a board
planked steak
plank1 of 2noun
a wide heavy thick board
an item in the list of beliefs and goals of a political party
plank2 of 2verb
to cover or floor with planks
to set down forcefully
planked the book on the table
to cook and serve on a board
planked steak
planetnoun
a heavenly body other than a comet, asteroid, or satellite that travels in orbit around the sunalso: such a body orbiting another star
planetoidnoun
a body resembling a planet
asteroid
planetesimalnoun
one of numerous small solid heavenly bodies which may have existed at an early stage of the development of the solar system and from which the planets may have been formed
planetaryadjective
of or relating to a planet
having a motion like that of a planet
planetary electrons of the atomic nucleus
worldwide, global
a matter of planetary concern
1 The hands glide to indicate the proper time, the planetary alignments set themselves in order.
2 They can work on one individual at a time or for with the planetary grid.
在某个时刻他们能影响一个人或者有益于地球网格.
3 This was Kepler’s second law of planetary motion: Planets sweep out equal areas in equal times.
4 Hooke, though, told the other two that he could derive all the laws of planetary motion starting out from the assumption of an inverse square law.
5 Whatever, there is no doubt that when Halley did visit Newton they discussed planetary orbits and the inverse square law.
6 He proposed that an object of planetary mass, which he called a comet, was somehow generated in the Jupiter system.
7 We know a fair amount about the early factors in the equation, the numbers of stars and planetary systems.
8 Lowell was posthumously hailed everywhere as a genius of the first order, and Tombaugh was largely forgotten, except among planetary astronomers, who tend to revere him.
9 Kepler, reasoning from astrology, dated the moment of transition to 1563: the great planetary conjunction of that year had transformed the world of learning; certainly it had led to a flood of astrological publications.
10 There are twelve elements named after people, and plenty of stars, comets and asteroids—but no planets or planetary moons.
11 Aristarchus was the first person to hold that the Sun rather than the Earth is at the center of the planetary system, that all the planets go around the Sun rather than the Earth.
12 Some stars may be surrounded by millions of lifeless and rocky worldlets, planetary systems frozen at some early stage in their evolution.
13 The answer is planetary engineering.
答案就是星球工程.
14 What are the values of a planetary culture?
究竟什么才是普适于整个星球的文化价值?
15 Not only did Ayana work in planetary science, but she also had really cool hair braided in a complicated pattern with beads on the ends.
16 The heavens were inhabited by angels, demons and the Hand of God, turning the planetary crystal spheres.
17 a planetary system
行星系
18 So, it's a planetary model.
这是一个行星模型。
19 All three of Kepler’s laws of planetary motion can be derived from Newtonian principles.
20 Planetary nebulae are not as airy and tranquil as their images suggest.
行星状星云并不如影像中所显现的那麽飘逸宁静.
2 现世的
secular temporal worldly earthly mundane earthy terrestrial carnal earthen sublunar premillennial subsolar intramundane subcelestial mortal outward this-worldly unspiritual sublunary earthborn terrene in existence
4 地球的
tellural earthly terrestrial telluric tellurian terrene subastral subcelestial sublunary sublunar
5 流浪
migrant nomad wandering roam tramp stray vagrant Bedouin rove peregrinate vagabond bohemian fugitive nomadic roving peregrine bedouin castaway runabout peregrin wander stroll vagrancy roll rogue pilgrim bum divagate nomadize migratory lumpen knockabout masterless vagarious vagabondage vagabondize drift wag on the drift
6 不定
unlimited variant floating uncertain indefinite wayward indeterminate vagrant mutable fitful adventitious snatchy fluxional dubitable indefiniteness adventive infinite arbitrary movable incalculable equivocal inconstant aoristic indeterminacy indetermination
7 不定的
unlimited variant floating uncertain indefinite wayward indeterminate vagrant mutable fitful adventitious snatchy fluxional dubitable adventive infinite arbitrary movable incalculable equivocal inconstant aoristic
8 现世
secular temporal worldly earth vale of tears this world earthly mundane earthy terrestrial carnal earthen sublunar premillennial subsolar world intramundane subcelestial mortal outward this-worldly unspiritual sublunary earthborn terrene vale in existence
9 此世的
12 俗世
13 地球
tellural earthly terrestrial telluric tellurian terrene world earth globe terrestrial globe subastral geo- subcelestial ball orb underworld lower world middle earth sublunary sublunar planet
14 流浪的
migrant nomad wandering vagrant Bedouin bohemian fugitive nomadic roving peregrine bedouin castaway vagabond runabout peregrin migratory tramp lumpen knockabout masterless vagarious
16 此世