meteor 英 [ˈmi:tiə(r)]   美 [ˈmitiɚ, -ˌɔr]

meteor

meteor  英 [ˈmi:tiə(r)] 美 [ˈmitiɚ, -ˌɔr]

n. 流星;[气象] 大气现象 

名词复数:meteors 

Now astronomers think it was a meteor that burned up high in the atmosphere. 现在看来,天文学家认为这只是 一颗流星在木星大气层里烧毁 。
Experts today said that despite the appearances, the meteor was probably only the size of a football. 今天专家们说,尽管看起来这么壮观,这颗流星可能只有一个足球的大小。

  • A meteor is a space rock that hits the atmosphere of the Earth. It's also another word for a shooting star.
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  • n. 流星;[气象] 大气现象
  • 1. Now astronomers think it was a meteor that burned up high in the atmosphere.

    现在看来,天文学家认为这只是 一颗流星在木星大气层里烧毁 。

  • 2. Experts today said that despite the appearances, the meteor was probably only the size of a football.

    今天专家们说,尽管看起来这么壮观,这颗流星可能只有一个足球的大小。

  • 3. I know there’s no meteor and that you just want to build another room for your cramped house.

    我知道根本没有流星坠地。 你就是想再建一个大房间以取代你那狭窄的旧屋子。

  • meteor (n.) late 15c., "any atmospheric phenomenon," from Middle French meteore (13c.) and directly from Medieval Latin meteorum (nominative meteora), from Greek ta meteora "the celestial phenomena, things in heaven above," plural of meteoron, literally "thing high up," noun use of neuter of meteoros (adj.) "high up, raised from the ground, hanging," from meta "by means of" (see meta-) + -aoros "lifted, hovering in air," related to aeirein "to raise" (from PIE root *wer- (1) "to raise, lift, hold suspended").
me·teor / ˈmiːtiə(r) ; NAmE ˈmiːtiər / / ˈmiːtiɔː(r) ; NAmE ˈmiːtiɔːr / noun a piece of rock from outer space that makes a bright line across the night sky as it burns up while falling through the earth's atmosphere 流星 a meteor shower 流星雨 see also shooting star meteor meteors me·teor / ˈmiːtiə(r) ; NAmE ˈmiːtiər /
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