astronomically 的定义
- of, relating to, or connected with astronomy.
- extremely large; exceedingly great; enormous: It takes an astronomical amount of money to build a car factory.
astronomically 近义词
等同于 universally
astronomically 的近义词 2 个
astronomically 的反义词 3 个
更多astronomically例句
- While the observatory’s collapse shocked and horrified the astronomical community, it did not come as a surprise.
- The temporary drawings are mathematical and astronomical, but also personal.
- I thought it was a mad stretch from my astronomical background, but I also knew I couldn’t resist, and it led to an unexpected and fresh insight—a proposal for quantifying the relationship between planets and their potential for initiating life.
- A few months along and the Soviets proudly announced their improved Venus-based measure of the astronomical unit.
- The growth wasn’t astronomical — an addition of 53,000 residential subscribers — but growth is growth.
- The astronomically high ratio is sort of the point of being CEO.
- Your chances of dying in this way are not astronomically high.
- The effect, quite the contrary, was astronomically expensive.
- The Instagram deal coincided with astronomically high hopes for the Facebook IPO.
- If you had such an astronomically disastrous evening, the restaurant may want to make good, so give them the chance.
- For myself, the narrative appears to me astronomically too incomplete for any astronomical conclusions to be drawn from it.
- No map deserves the name, on which the position of important points has not been astronomically determined.
- Easter is, in fact, decided astronomically, by a process in which sun-worship and moon-worship are both conciliated.
- But even now comets were being observed astronomically, and began to lose their sepulchral aspect.
- Russ remained at the controls on duty, checking astronomically the new speed and deceleration.