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probe
probe
探测器
美/prəʊb/
英/prəʊb/
n.
probe
例句:
1. This probe is used to study the geological structure of Mars.
这个探测器被用来研究火星的地质结构。
2. Scientists launched a probe to Saturn's moon Titan.
科学家们发射了一个探测器到土星的卫星泰坦。
3. The probe collected data about Jupiter's atmosphere.
探测器收集了关于木星大气层的数据。
4. The probe found traces of water on the lunar surface.
探测器在月球表面发现了水的痕迹。
5. The probe's mission is to analyze the composition of a comet.
探测器的任务是分析彗星的成分。
volcano
volcano
火山
美/ˈvɒl.kə.noʊ/
英/ˈvɒl.kə.nəʊ/
n.
volcano
例句:
1. Kilauea Volcano in Hawaii is one of the most active volcanoes in the world.
夏威夷的基拉韦厄火山是世界上最活跃的火山之一。
2. Volcanic eruptions can trigger earthquakes and tsunamis.
火山喷发可能引发地震和海啸。
3. Scientists study volcanic eruption patterns to predict future volcanic activity.
科学家研究火山喷发的模式以预测未来的火山活动。
4. Volcanic ash has a significant impact on surrounding ecosystems.
火山灰对周围的生态系统有严重影响。
5. Volcanic activity is a form of heat energy released from the Earth's interior.
火山活动是地球内部热能释放的一种形式。
comet
comet
彗星
美/ˈkɒm.ɪt/
英/ˈkɒm.ɪt/
n.
comet
例句:
1. Halley's Comet appears in the sky every 76 years.
哈雷彗星每隔76年就会出现在地球上空。
2. Scientists study comets to understand the origin of the solar system.
科学家通过研究彗星来了解太阳系的起源。
3. The tail of a comet is formed by the solar wind.
彗星的尾巴是由太阳风形成的。
4. Comets may carry the basic building blocks of life.
彗星可能携带生命的基本组成部分。
5. Comets leave a glowing trail as they move through the sky.
彗星在天空中划过时会留下一条发光的轨迹。
earthquake
earthquake
地震
美/ˈɜːrθ.kwɔːk/
英/ˈɜːθ.kweɪk/
n.
earthquake
例句:
1. The 2011 Japan earthquake triggered a tsunami.
2011年日本地震引发了海啸。
2. Earthquakes can cause landslides and building collapses.
地震可能引发山体滑坡和建筑物倒塌。
3. Scientists use seismographs to measure the intensity of earthquakes.
科学家使用地震仪来测量地震的强度。
4. The higher the magnitude of an earthquake, the greater its destructive power.
地震的震级越高，破坏力越大。
5. Earthquakes can occur anywhere, but some regions are more frequent.
地震可能发生在任何地方，但某些地区更频繁。
liquid water
liquid water
液态水
美/ˈlɪk.wɪd ˈwɔː.tər/
英/ˈlɪk.wɪd ˈwɔː.tə(r)/
n.
liquid water
例句:
1. Liquid water is the main source of water on Earth.
液态水是地球上的主要水源。
2. Scientists have found evidence of liquid water on Mars.
科学家在火星上发现了液态水的迹象。
3. Liquid water can dissolve many substances.
液态水可以溶解许多物质。
4. Liquid water plays an important role in living organisms.
液态水在生物体内起着重要作用。
5. The physical properties of liquid water are different from those of ice and water vapor.
液态水的物理性质与冰和水蒸气不同。
meteorite
meteorite
陨石
美/ˈmiː.tə.r.aɪt/
英/ˈmiː.tə.r.aɪt/
n.
meteorite
例句:
1. Scientists study meteorites to understand the origin of the solar system.
科学家研究陨石以了解太阳系的起源。
2. Meteorites may contain the basic building blocks of life.
陨石可能含有生命的基本组成部分。
3. Meteorites produce a loud sound when they fall to Earth.
陨石坠落在地球时会产生巨大的声响。
4. The composition of meteorites can help scientists understand the composition of other planets.
陨石的成分可以帮助科学家了解其他星球的组成。
5. Meteorites may have played an important role in Earth's history.
陨石可能在地球历史上扮演了重要角色。
eruption
eruption
火山喷发
美/ɪˈrʌp.ʃən/
英/ɪˈrʌp.ʃən/
n.
eruption
例句:
1. Volcanic eruptions can cause severe damage to the surrounding environment.
火山喷发可能对周围环境造成严重破坏。
2. Scientists monitor volcanic eruptions to predict volcanic activity.
科学家通过监测火山喷发来预测火山活动。
3. Volcanic eruptions release large amounts of gas and dust.
火山喷发时会释放大量的气体和灰尘。
4. Volcanic eruptions can trigger earthquakes and tsunamis.
火山喷发可能引发地震和海啸。
5. Volcanic eruptions are a form of energy released from the Earth's interior.
火山喷发是地球内部能量释放的一种形式。
seismograph
seismograph
地震仪
美/ˈsaɪz.məˌɡræf/
英/ˈsaɪz.məˌɡrɑːf/
n.
seismograph
例句:
1. Seismographs help scientists understand the source of earthquakes.
地震仪可以帮助科学家了解地震的来源。
2. The seismograph recorded the vibrations of the earthquake.
地震仪记录了地震的震动情况。
3. Seismographs play a key role in earthquake early warning systems.
地震仪在地震预警系统中起着关键作用。
4. Seismographs can detect earthquakes far away.
地震仪可以检测到远处的地震。
5. Data from seismographs helps assess the destructive power of earthquakes.
地震仪的数据有助于评估地震的破坏力。
ice layer
ice layer
冰层
美/aɪs ˈleɪ.ər/
英/aɪs ˈleɪ.ə(r)/
n.
ice layer
例句:
1. There may be liquid water beneath the ice layer.
冰层下可能存在液态水。
2. The ice layer can protect the soil underneath from the cold.
冰层可以保护下面的土壤免受寒冷影响。
3. The thickness of the ice layer changes with the seasons.
冰层的厚度随季节变化。
4. The ice layer may affect the Earth's climate.
冰层可能影响地球的气候。
5. Bubbles in the ice layer can provide information about past atmospheres.
冰层中的气泡可以提供过去大气的信息。
solar system
solar system
太阳系
美/ˈsoʊ.lər ˈsɪs.təm/
英/ˈsɒlə ˈsɪstəm/
n.
solar system
例句:
1. The solar system includes eight planets.
太阳系包括八大行星。
2. Scientists study the formation process of the solar system.
科学家研究太阳系的形成过程。
3. The planets in the solar system orbit the Sun.
太阳系中的行星围绕太阳运行。
4. There are other star systems outside the solar system.
太阳系外还有其他恒星系统。
5. The boundary of the solar system may extend to the Oort Cloud.
太阳系的边界可能延伸到奥尔特云。
习惯用语
dive back into
dive back into
重新深入
重新开始做某事
用于描述重新开始某个活动或话题
go back and watch
go back and watch
回去观看
回到之前的内容重新查看
用于建议回顾之前的内容
get some more information
get some more information
获取更多信息
获取更多关于某事的信息
用于表达希望获得更多信息
take some samples
take some samples
采集样本
从某处取样
用于描述收集数据或材料
find bio-signatures
find bio-signatures
寻找生物标志物
寻找生命存在的证据
用于科学探索中寻找生命迹象
in search of life
in search of life
寻找生命
寻找生命存在的证据
用于描述探索生命的存在
相关句型
NASA is sending a probe to study the Moon's surface.
NASA is sending a probe to study the Moon's surface.
NASA正在派遣探测器研究月球表面。
Volcanoes on Io are causing significant geological activity.
Volcanoes on Io are causing significant geological activity.
木卫一上的火山正在引起显著的地质活动。
Comets may contain the building blocks of life.
Comets may contain the building blocks of life.
彗星可能包含生命的基本组成部分。
Scientists use seismographs to measure earthquakes.
Scientists use seismographs to measure earthquakes.
科学家使用地震仪测量地震。
Liquid water is essential for life as we know it.
Liquid water is essential for life as we know it.
液态水是我们在地球上所知的生命的必需条件。
