英语例句

含「earth」的例句共 304 条

• The Amazon River Basin boasts the largest river system on Earth and harbors an ecosystem that is tremendously complex.

  亚马孙河流域拥有地球上最大的河系，能为极其复杂的生态系统提供庇护。

• Made of rammed earth and rubble, these fortifications became the basis for the Great Wall, most of which would be rebuilt in stone and brick during the 15th century A.D. under the Ming dynasty.

  这些由夯土和瓦砾修筑的堡垒成了长城的基础。长城中的大部分用砖石砌成，在十五世纪的时候由明朝修建。

• Thee Great Wall was made of earth first and rebuilt with bricks during the Ming Dynasty, which is what we see now.

  长城原来是用土修筑起来的。到了明代才改建了砖石结构。就是我们现在看到的这样。 。

• The equator is an imaginary line around the middle of the earth.

  赤道是一条假想的环绕地球腰部的线。

• At these times of the year, the sun appears to be directly over Earth's equator.

  每年的这个时候，太阳出现在地球赤道的正上方。

• Our planet Earth is comparatively small, with only about 24,902miles around the equator.

  我们的地球相对来说比较小，绕赤道一周只有24902英里。

• That's about how high an object would have to be orbiting straight up from the equator to constantly remain directly above the exact same spot on the rotating planet Earth.

  这大约是一个物体从赤道沿轨道垂直向上运行的高度，这样它就可以一直保持在地球同一地点的正上方。

• During cooling most migrants would be expected to travel toward Africa, which is near the equator, since this is the direction dictated by habitat changes on a cooling Earth.

  在气候变冷期间，大多数迁徙者预计将前往靠近赤道的非洲，因为在气候变冷的地球上，这是栖息地变化所决定的方向。

• This is enough to make an electric car drive about 370 million km, which is 9,250 times as long as the earth's equator.

  这足以让一辆电动汽车行驶约3.7亿公里，是地球赤道的9250倍长。

• The equator engirds the earth.

  赤道环绕地球。

• The goddess of the home and hearth.

  家灶之神和健康之神。

• The helicopter crashed to earth nearby.

  直升机坠毁在附近的地面上。

• In 1912, Alfred Wegener proposed, in a widely debated theory that came to be called continental drift, that Earth's continents were mobile.

  1912年，阿尔弗雷德·魏格纳在一个被称为“大陆漂移”的理论中提出，地球上的大陆是可移动的。

• Many people look up to Yuan Longping because he spent all his life working for people on the earth.

  许多人敬仰袁隆平，因为他一生都在为地球上的人们而工作。

• That popularity could lead to their disappearance from Earth.

  这种流行可能会导致它们从地球上消失。

• In certain areas, earthquakes take place beneath the sea.

  在某些地区，地震在海底发生。

• "There's no way on earth that genes from an alga should work inside an animal cell," says Sidney Pierce from the University of South Florida.

  来自南佛罗里达大学的西德尼·皮尔斯说：“在地球上，藻类的基因不可能在动物细胞内起作用。”

• Stonehenge is believed to be a large earthwork constructed about 5000 years ago.

  巨石阵无疑是5000年前的一项巨大的土木工程。

• Plastic is burned outdoors and chemical water is poured into rivers, Greenpeace, an environmental group, has found the air, the earth and the rivers in Guiyu badly polluted.

  塑料在户外被焚烧，化学药剂被排入河流，环保组织 Greenpeace 发现贵屿的空气、土地和河流被严重污染。

• Kids enjoy time outdoors while learning about the earth.

  孩子们喜欢在户外学习有关地球的知识。

• Theorizing a titanic collision eliminates postulating a too-rapidly spinning Earth and accounts for the Moon's peculiar composition.

  将泰坦尼克的碰撞理论化，消除了地球旋转过快的假设，并解释了月球特殊的组成。

• In a titanic collision model, the bulk of the Moon would have formed from a combination of material from the impactor and Earth's mantle.

  在泰坦尼克碰撞模型中，月球的大部分是由来自撞击者和地幔的物质结合形成的。

• Such a titanic collision between Earth and a Mars-size impactor may have given rise to Earth's Moon.

  地球和火星大小的撞击物发生如此巨大的碰撞，可能导致了月球的形成。

• Now, places have been found on earth that are in total blackness, such as caves several miles beneath the ocean.

  现在，已经发现地球上有完全黑暗的地方，比如海洋下方数英里的洞穴。

• But now, places have been found on earth that are in total blackness, such as caves several miles beneath the ocean.

  但是现在，已经发现在地球上存在完全黑暗的地方，比如海洋下面几英里的洞穴里。

• Luna 16 landed on the lunar surface (in total darkness, no less), collected moon rocks, packed them up, and returned them to Earth.

  “月球16号”降落在月球表面(完全是在黑暗中)，收集了月球岩石，打包，然后带回地球。

• We should clean them right off the face of the Earth.

  把它们从地球的表面上彻底清除。

• In 1938, a radio program by actor Orson Welles announced that aliens from Mars had landed on the earth.

  1938年，一个由演员奥森·韦尔斯主持的广播节目宣布，来自火星的外星人已经登陆地球。

• He employed a scorched-earth policy, destroying villages and burning crops.

  他采取了焦土政策，摧毁村庄并烧掉了庄稼。

• The event's unexpected popularity in 2007 prompted organizer WWF to take Earth Hour global in 2008.

  该活动意想不到的受欢迎程度亦促使该活动的组织者世界自然基金会在2008年展开了全球性的地球一小时活动。

• A cosmic gamma-ray burst striking the Earth could be harmful to ocean plankton at depths of up to 75 m, according to a team of Cuban researchers.

  根据古巴一个团队的研究结果，一次袭击地球的宇宙中伽马射线爆，对于深至75米的浮游生物仍然是有害的。

• The success has also made Chang'e-5 the first spacecraft to bring back samples from the moon since 1976 when a Russian spaceship brought back 170.1 grams of samples to the earth.

  这一成功也使嫦娥五号成为自1976年俄罗斯飞船将170.1克样本带回地球以来，第一个从月球带回样本的航天器。

• Let's take action to protect our earth and save polar bears.

  让我们采取行动来保护我们的地球，拯救北极熊。

• There, space tourists will be able to look back at the Earth and out to dark space and the sight of millions of stars.

  在那里，太空游客将能够回望地球，望向黑暗的太空，以及看到数以百万计的恒星。

• According to BBC News, there are more than 22,000 pieces of space junk floating around the earth.

  据 BBC 新闻报道，有超过22000块太空垃圾漂浮在地球周围。

• The net catches the junk and then pulls it into the earth's atmosphere to burn up.

  这个网会捕获垃圾，然后将其拉到地球大气层中烧掉。

• The island is truly a heaven on earth.

  那个岛堪称人间天堂。

• The Earth Day was created to remind people to care about the earth.

  设立地球日是为了提醒人们要关心地球。

• Nobody can play a role in protecting the earth.

  没有人能保护地球。

• When the teacher asked why she did so, Lan said if her house could fly, it wouldn't fall down in an earthquake.

  老师问到她为什么这样做时，兰说如果她的房子会飞，地震时就不会倒塌了。

• This makes the satellite fall down to the earth.

  这使得卫星坠落到地球上。

• The first prediction model looks along earthquake faults, those cracks in the Earth's crust, to find what are known as seismic gaps.

  第一个预测模型沿着地震断层，即地壳中的裂缝，寻找所谓的地震缝隙。

• All the meals on space station are put together on Earth and sent there by space shuttle.

  空间站上所有的食物是先在地球上集中放置，然后由航天飞机送进空间站。

• Many food packages are flown halfway across the earth.

  许多食品包装被空运到半个地球以外的地方。

• When all the staff are far away, can rely on, still only their own. On earth, the crutch is ultimately to the group alone.

  当所有的拐杖都远离时，所能凭恃的，依然只有自己的。行路，人间的拐杖，终究是要干山独行。

• On the other hand, a comparatively warm body with a small surface gravity, like Earth's moon, is unable to hold even the heaviest gas and thus lacks an atmosphere.

  另一方面，像地球的卫星这种相对温暖、表面引力较小的天体，它们连最重的气体也无法容纳，因此也没有大气层。

• At 6,615 tons, Pando is also the heaviest living organism on earth.

  同时，它还以6615吨的重量成为地球上最重的生物。

• The largest terrestrial planet, Earth has a diameter only one quarter as great as the diameter of the smallest Jovian planet, Neptune, and its mass is only one seventeenth as great.

  最大的类地行星地球的直径仅仅是最小的类木行星海王星的四分之一，而且地球的质量仅仅是其质量的十七分之一。

• In a land swept by typhoons and shaken by earthquakes, how have Japan's tallest and seemingly flimsiest old buildings—500 or so wooden pagodas—remained standing for centuries?

  在这片被台风席卷、被地震撼动的土地上，日本最高、看似最脆弱的老建筑——约500座木制宝塔——是如何屹立了几个世纪的？

• If a spacecraft travels faster than 11 km a second, it escapes the Earth's gravitational pull.

  如果一架宇宙飞船飞行超过每秒11公里，它就能摆脱地球引力。