meteor 的定义
- Astronomy. a meteoroid that has entered the earth's atmosphere.a transient fiery streak in the sky produced by a meteoroid passing through the earth's atmosphere; a shooting star or bolide.
- any person or object that moves, progresses, becomes famous, etc., with spectacular speed.
- any atmospheric phenomenon, as hail or a typhoon.
- Military. Britain's first operational jet fighter, a twin-engine aircraft that entered service in 1944.
meteor 近义词
anything that progresses with spectacular speed
更多meteor例句
- Instead, bundle up, head outside and look up, because meteors can streak through any part of the sky.
- The sudden flash of a shooting star is a delight, and its luster isn’t dimmed by the knowledge that meteor showers are merely the visible manifestation of space dust.
- Over billions of years, asteroids and meteors have slammed into the moon.
- Rare meteors might even be able to travel between Mars and Earth in a few months or years.
- Scientists were so busy searching for the asteroid 2012 DA14, they missed the meteor that exploded over Russia in 2013 — leaving meteorites scattered behind.
- A meteor streaked across Russia last Friday, igniting the sky with an ethereal explosion of light.
- Astrophysicists say it was a bolide, or a meteor that explodes in the air.
- Some industrious Chelyabinsk citizen has already offered to sell a piece of the meteor for a souvenir.
- The idea had a short but powerful resonance: why did the meteor explode above ground, people wondered?
- This RT video shows an office getting its window blown out by the shockwave from the meteor.
- But it was all swift as a passing meteor, and when I looked a second time his face was normal and he was looking among the trees.
- And darned if each meteor didn't strike dead center of each plant network.
- Yesterday morning, about an hour before sunrise, a bright meteor was seen in the south-west.
- Unfortunately 'Meteor' and 'Iverna' were not competing, the former having damaged her gaff.
- The salons held beautifully-dressed women, distinguished-looking men, lying about as the meteor's shock had hurled them.