英语例句

含「spacecraft」的例句共 51 条

• A radio signal was sent to the spacecraft.

  向宇宙飞船发出了无线电信号。

• The spacecraft in space like a leaf boat slowly flying.

  飞船像一叶孤舟在太空中缓缓地飞行。

• The $80 million lunar spacecraft has had other problems.

  这个价值8000万美金的月球探测器还曾出过其它问题。

• The two spacecraft rendezvoused successfully.

  两艘太空船成功地会合。

• The two spacecraft will link up in orbit.

  两艘宇宙飞船将在轨道上对接。

• The spacecraft burned up as it entered the earth's atmosphere.

  宇宙飞船进入地球大气层时被烧毁。

• The reflector is held onto the sides of the spacecraft with a frame.

  反光器被一个框紧紧地固定在宇宙飞船的各个侧面。

• Spacecraft which are re-entering the earth's atmosphere are affected by g forces.

  重返大气层的航天器受到重力的作用。

• In thirty years from now the United States should have a manned spacecraft on Mars.

  从现在开始30年内，美国会把载人航天器送上火星。

• The spacecraft will enable scientists to study some dark corners of the solar system.

  太空船使得科学家可以研究太阳系中一些不为人知的角落。

• The tiny rocket is attached to the spacecraft and is designed to propel it toward Mars.

  微型火箭附在宇宙飞船上，用来推进飞船飞向火星。

• It's a real danger for spacecraft.

  这对于太空飞船而言是真的危机。

• Old spacecraft never die.

  旧航天器永远不会毁灭。

• What is the name of your spacecraft?

  你们的宇宙飞船叫什么名字？

• The spacecraft is returning to the earth.

  宇宙飞船就要返回地面了。

• On their spacecraft, they gave me a drink.

  他们在宇宙飞船上给了我一杯饮料。

• What have they made with the other spacecraft?

  他们用其他的太空船做了什么？

• The two spacecraft touched, then locked together.

  两个航天器接触了，然后固定在一起。

• The spacecraft with its astronauts goes to the moon.

  这个宇宙飞船和宇航员们向月球进发。

• The spacecraft has gone into space. It won't return.

  太空船已经驶进太空，不回来了。

• Spacecraft have taken many pictures of the dark side.

  飞船已经拍了许多黑暗面的照片。

• You can guide the spacecraft to fall in a chosen area.

  你可以引导宇宙飞船降落在选定的区域。

• He is responsible for the cargo of both public and private spacecraft.

  他负责公共和私人宇宙飞船的货物运输。

• For example, experiments can be placed on the outside of a spacecraft.

  例如，实验可以在航天器的外部进行。

• Tethers are like ropes, connecting the spacewalkers with the spacecraft.

  拴链就像绳子，连接着太空行走者和宇宙飞船。

• This image is from the mid-90s, from the American spacecraft called Clementine.

  这张图拍摄于九十年代中期，来自名为克莱门汀的美国宇宙飞船。

• In the coming years, spacecraft will be as popular as buses, trains and planes.

  在未来的几年里，宇宙飞船将像公共汽车、火车和飞机一样受欢迎。

• Some spacecraft may have problems while in space after a certain amount of time.

  一些宇宙飞船在太空中停留一段时间后可能会出现问题。

• China has become the first country to land a spacecraft on the far side of the moon.

  中国成为首个将航天器降落到月球背面的国家。

• When on a spacewalk, astronauts use safety tethers to stay close to their spacecraft.

  当宇航员在太空行走时，他们会使用安全绳以保持他们与飞船的距离。

• During re-entry, most of the spacecraft will burn up while passing through the Earth's atmosphere.

  在重新进入大气层的过程中，大部分航天器会在穿过地球大气层时燃烧殆尽。

• It could also insist on checking private manned spacecraft as thoroughly as it does commercial aircraft.

  它还可以像检查商用飞机一样彻底检查私人的载人航天器。

• On his way back to the Earth, the spacecraft was out of control.

  在他们返回地球的途中，宇宙飞船开始失去控制。

• China successfully landed a spacecraft on Mars in May, 2021.

  2021年5月，中国成功在火星上着陆了一艘宇宙飞船。

• Data collected in 1994 by the Clementine spacecraft show that many of these lunar basins have no anomalously low gravity and some even have anomalously high gravity.

  1994年由克莱门蒂号航天器收集的数据显示，这些月球盆地没有异常的低重力现象，有些甚至有异常高的重力。

• It is so far from Earth that radio signals, traveling at the speed of light, take 16 hours to reach the spacecraft.

  它与地球的距离如此之远，以致地球发出的无线电信号要以光速传播16个小时才能到达这部航天器。

• The Interplanetary Internet will use spacecraft that have completed their mission to create a backbone for the new network.

  星际互联网将使用已发射的航天器来构造新互联网的主干网。

• Interplanetary spacecraft may require more radiation shielding than the low-orbit and lunar craft that humans have travelled in so far.

  行星际飞船也许需要比迄今人类已经乘坐过的低轨道和月球登陆舱更强的辐射防护。

• Computing: a modified version of the Internet's communications protocol, devised for interplanetary use, is being tested by spacecraft.

  计算机工程：一个修改版的互联网通讯协议正在太空船上进行测试，此协议专门用于行星间通讯。

• 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。

• The notion of space tourism took hold in 2001 with a $20 million flight aboard a Russian spacecraft by Dennis Tito, a millionaire engineer with an adventurous streak.

  2001年，丹尼斯·蒂托——一位富有冒险精神的百万富翁工程师——耗资2000万美元乘坐一艘俄罗斯宇宙飞船，自此太空旅游的概念深入人心。

• 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。

• China has announced that the Shenzhou-7 spacecraft will lift off on Thursday night.

  中国已经宣布神舟七号飞船将于周四晚上发射。

• The Shenzhou VII spacecraft will lift off from the Jiuquan launch centre at some time between 9:07 pm and 10:27 pm, Wang Zhaoyao, spokesman for China's manned space programme, said.

  中国载人航天工程发言人王兆耀表示，神州7号宇宙飞船将于今晚9：07至10：27间在酒泉卫星发射中心择时发射。

• Three, two, one, we have ignition and lift -off of Atlantis and the Galileo spacecraft bound for Jupiter!

  我们已经将亚特兰蒂斯号（航天飞机）和伽利略号（探测器）点火发射送往木星。

• Manned spacecraft are also in danger.

  载人航天器也将处于危险之中。

• China successfully launched its first manned spacecraft.

  中国首次载人航天飞行取得圆满成功。

• This morning China launched the first manned spacecraft.

  今天我国第一架载人航天飞机发射成功。

• The unmanned spacecraft was launched by NASA in August, 2004.

  美国国家航天局(NASA)在2004年8月发射了一艘无人太空船。

• Her answer is "the spacesuit is really a small spacecraft with room for food and water containers, and a waste-collection system."

  她的回答是:“宇航服其实就是一个小宇宙飞船，里面有放食物和水的空间，还有一个垃圾收集系统。”