quasar 英 [ˈkweɪzɑ:(r)]   美 [ˈkweˌzɑr, -ˌsɑr, -zɚ, -sɚ]

quasar

quasar  英 [ˈkweɪzɑ:(r)] 美 [ˈkweˌzɑr, -ˌsɑr, -zɚ, -sɚ]

n. [天] 类星体;恒星状球体 

名词复数:quasars 

Within a few million years, both quasar and galaxy will have merged. 在几百万年的时间里,类星体和伴星系将会合并在一起。
The quasar outshines its entire host galaxy so significantly that scientists have not been able to see what's really causing all the commotion. 类星体中所有的星系都大放光芒,以至于科学家不能分辨到底是什么导致了这所有的爆发。

  • A quasar is a starlike object in space that may emit energy, light, and radio waves.
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  • n. [天] 类星体;恒星状球体
  • 1. Within a few million years, both quasar and galaxy will have merged.

    在几百万年的时间里,类星体和伴星系将会合并在一起。

  • 2. The quasar outshines its entire host galaxy so significantly that scientists have not been able to see what's really causing all the commotion.

    类星体中所有的星系都大放光芒,以至于科学家不能分辨到底是什么导致了这所有的爆发。

  • 3. Near the quasars in time are other, normal galaxies that have likely just passed through a quasar phase, as seen in images released earlier this month.

    本月早些时候公布的一些图片显示,在类星体周围适时出现的,是其他那些正常的,刚刚经历了类星体阶段的星系。

  • quasar (n.) 1964, from "quas(i-stell)ar radio source" (1963); from quasi- + stellar.
qua·sar / ˈkweɪzɑː(r) ; NAmE ˈkweɪzɑːr / noun ( astronomy ) a large object like a star, that is far away and that shines very brightly and occasionally sends out strong radio signals 类星体 compare pulsar quasar quasars qua·sar / ˈkweɪzɑː(r) ; NAmE ˈkweɪzɑːr /
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