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

• 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！
• Meteors are beautiful to watch as they streak through the sky.
  流星划过天空时看起来很美丽。
• 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。
• 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；
• The stargazers also observed comets with sparkling tails, and meteors or shooting stars apparently falling from the sky.
  古代的天文学家也观察那些拖着闪亮尾巴的彗星和从天而降的流星或陨落星体。
• 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。
• Meteors have pitted the moon with craters.
  流星使月球表面坑坑洼洼。
• Pertaining to or consisting of meteors or meteoroids.
  关于流星、流星体或由流星、流星体组成。
• We should expect to see some meteors or shooting stars.
  我们可以期望看到一些陨星或流星。
• 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。