astronomers

英 [əsˈtrɒnəməz]

美 [əˈstrɑnəmərz]

n.  天文学家
astronomer的复数

柯林斯词典

• 天文学家
  Anastronomeris a scientist who studies the stars, planets, and other natural objects in space.

双语例句

• But when astronomers thought they found it.
  可天文学家们认为他们找到了它。
• Data from Voyager II has presented astronomers with a puzzle about why our outermost planet exists
  “旅行者二号”发回的数据给天文学家们提出了一个难题：离我们最远的那颗行星为什么会存在。
• The astronomers were taking an observation of jupiter.
  天文学家们正在观测木星。
• The stars above us are a priceless heritage& not only for astronomers but for all humans.
  我们头顶上方的点点繁星，不仅对天文学家而言是无价遗产，对全人类来说也是如此。
• Astronomers cannot explain the magnetic field on Uranus.
  天文学家们对天王星上的磁场无法解释。
• Almost all the rest is dark matter and dark energy, unknown forces that puzzle astronomers.
  其余的都是另天文学家迷惑的暗物质，暗能量和未知的力量。
• Astronomers can estimate the size and brightness of a star by its color.
  天文学家能从恒星的颜色估计它的大小和亮度。
• The astronomers have discovered a new star.
  那些天文学家发现了一颗新星。
• We astronomers have a particular difficulty here because we can't touch a star.
  这里我们天文学家碰到了一个特殊的困难，因为我们不能触摸到恒星。
• Astronomers have suspected for more than a decade that supernova shock waves can act like giant particle accelerators.
  十多年以来，天文学家们一直在猜想，超新星激波可以充当巨型粒子加速器。