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habitable

/hab-i-tuh-buhl/US // ˈhæb ɪ tə bəl //UK // (ˈhæbɪtəbəl) //

可居住的,可居住,宜居,适合居住的

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adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : capable of being inhabited.

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Examples

  • It could be one of the closest habitable planet prospects to date, although it’s probably not much like Earth if it exists.

  • The Emirates Mars Mission is part of a larger investigation that planetary scientists have been pursuing for decades now, hoping to discover what transformed Mars from a wet, warm, potentially habitable world into a dry and cold one.

  • Plus, at least three of them appear to be in the star’s habitable zone, the region where temperatures might be right for liquid water.

  • If there are no volatiles—and therefore no indication was once habitable or still might be—a sample return mission seems highly unlikely.

  • In fact, most planets that stayed habitable at least once, did so fewer than ten times out of 100.

  • Although Escobar's Cathedral was still incomplete, it was habitable.

  • In our Solar System, only smaller, rocky planets orbit within the habitable zone.

  • Imagine, though, a Saturn-mass exoplanet with a Titan-sized moon orbiting its star within the habitable zone.

  • So, for us to know if Kepler-186f is habitable or not, we have to consider several “ifs”.

  • Venus orbits the Sun within the habitable zone, and is only slightly smaller than Earth.

  • Switzerland, though a small country, and not half of this habitable, speaks three different languages.

  • This was the first small beginning of that great tourist business which now encircles the habitable globe.

  • Somewhere you must go, for the workmen are coming into the house; and for the next two months it will not be habitable.

  • It was true that almost every habitable part of America had already been seized by some European power.

  • No great attempt was made to get the guardians to provide the necessary separate accommodation, or to make it decently habitable.