satellite 的 2 个定义
- Astronomy. a natural body that revolves around a planet; a moon.
- a country under the domination or influence of another.
- something, as a branch office or an off-campus facility of a university, that depends on, accompanies, or serves something else.
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- of, relating to, or constituting a satellite: the nation's new satellite program.
- using an earth-orbiting satellite to transmit communications signals; transmitted or broadcast by satellite: satellite radio and TV.
- subordinate to another authority, outside power, or the like: summoned to a conference of satellite nations.
satellite 近义词
small planet that revolves around a larger one
smaller country dependent upon a larger one
subsidiary
更多satellite例句
- The additional 1,280 satellites were approved for medium Earth orbits of 8,500km.
- The effort will combine satellite images of agricultural regions with subseasonal forecasts out to 45 days.
- Some cosmologists would answer that, today, with our satellites, we are making the required measurements.
- The company has launched more than 600 satellites for Starlink, a high-speed Internet network that could begin commercial service late this year for customers in northern North America.
- We’re poised to see more satellite launches with every passing year, which means more pieces of rocketry and spacecraft getting loose and zipping around at over 22,000 mph.
- Initially, it will be able to carry 1,000-pound satellite-guided bombs or 500-pound laser-guided weapons.
- For air supplier Hughes Aircraft, it was crucial satellite pieces from Russia.
- Thus the report on the Guy Fawkes effigies, which also was picked up by RT, the English-language Russian satellite channel.
- As a result, a satellite passing over a higher-mass region would speed up very slightly, and slow down over a lower-mass one.
- A small outdoor television satellite dish sticks out of tall grass alongside a few piles of firewood.
- She was captured many years ago in an attempt to overthrow the rule of Wananda upon a small satellite planet.
- Such an attachment of a small or weak toward a great and powerful nation dooms the former to be the satellite of the latter.
- His Life by his satellite Boswell holds the first place among biographies as a triumph of portraiture.
- He beckoned to his Chinese satellite and walked leisurely to the door.
- Rose hurried away her sister and satellite, and then let loose her glee.