astronauts

英 [ˈæstrənɔːts]

美 [ˈæstrəˌnɔts]

n.  宇航员; 航天员
astronaut的复数

柯林斯词典

• 航天员;太空人;宇航员
  Anastronautis a person who is trained for travelling in a spacecraft.

双语例句

• The astronauts were brought back safely to earth despite an explosion that damaged systems on the principal craft.
  尽管一场爆炸破坏了主舱中的系统，但宇航员仍被安全带回了地球。
• In space, astronauts see a water-covered earth, an earth that is different from the one we know.
  在太空，宇航员看到的是一个被水覆盖的地球，一个和我们熟知的不同的地球。
• Astronauts will make a final attempt today to rescue a communications satellite from its useless orbit
  今天宇航员将会做最后一次尝试，力图把一颗通信卫星从无效的轨道上抢救下来。
• The six astronauts on board will spend ten days in space.
  飞船上的6名宇航员将在太空度过10天。
• The astronauts have special breathing apparatus.
  宇航员有特殊的呼吸装置。
• Can astronauts see the Great Wall from space?
  宇航员能从太空中看见长城吗？
• The astronauts are conducting a series of experiments to learn more about how the body adapts to weightlessness
  那些宇航员正在进行一系列实验，以更多地了解身体如何适应失重状态。
• Astronauts took this photograph from space, too.
  宇航员也接受太空的这张照片。
• One of the frogman's most important jobs is to rescue pilots and astronauts.
  潜水员的最终找工作之一就是营救飞行员和宇航员。
• Some astronauts have visited the moon by spacecraft.
  一些宇航员乘坐太空船游览了月球。