distance from the sun的意思

distance from the sun中文翻譯：

與太陽的距離

相似詞語短語

from the sun───來自太陽

distance from───與······的距離

the sun───n.太陽報；陽；東曦；太陽

cut the distance───縮短距離

depositions from a distance───遠處的沉積

in the distance───在遠處，在很遠的那邊

distance───vt.疏遠；把…遠遠甩在后面；n.距離；遠方；疏遠；間隔

go the distance───繼續跑完全程，賽足全局等；永不放棄；去向遠方；繼續跑完全程

the distance travelled───行駛的距離

雙語使用場景

The planets, in order of their distance from the Sun, are Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto.───按照它們與太陽的距離排列，這些行星分別是水星、金星、地球、火星、木星、土星、天王星、海王星和冥王星。

The earth's not always the same distance from the sun, and it's not always tilting toward the sun at the same angle.───地球到太陽的距離并不總是相同的，地球也并不總是以相同的角度傾斜向太陽。

how protoplanets kept a safe distance from the sun───動態模擬證明原行星是怎樣保持與太陽之間有一個安全的距離。

Presently we shall see that the planets are illuminated in inverse proportion to their distance from the sun.───現在，我們已經知道，行星的光照強度與離開太陽的距離的平方成反比。

apoapsis in solar orbit; the point in the orbit of a planet or comet that is at the greatest distance from the sun.───以太陽為中心的最遠點；在天體運行軌道上距離太陽最遠的點。

Moreover, owing to the long distance from the Sun, the temperature is quite low on average.───此外，由于火星距離太陽遙遠，所以表面平均溫度很低。

The fourth planet's name is Mars; its distance from the sun is one and a half times our distance from the sun.───與太陽的距離排在第四位的是火星。火星到太陽的距離是地球到太陽距離的1.5倍。

Within a few years, other astronomers discovered more small objects at about the same distance from the sun as Ceres.───幾年后，其他天文學家發現更多離太陽同樣遠、像谷神星的小天體。

Newton realized that a planet's orbit depends on its mass and its distance from the Sun.───l牛頓告訴我們，行星的運行軌跡決定于它自身的質量和它與太陽之間的距離。

英語使用場景

Eris is just slightly larger than Pluto, but orbits as far as twice Pluto's distance from the Sun.

Its distance from the Sun was just right to sustain life, providing the right kind of equable temperatures and flowing water.

In fact, distance from the sun determined that close-in bodies became small rocky planets and farther ones became giant planets rich in volatile ices and gases.

Kepler's second law means that a planet's orbital speed changes with its distance from the sun.

It orbits its star every 4.7 days, in a moderately elliptical orbit at a mean distance of only 0.04 AU (one tenth of Mercury's distance from the sun).

The distance from the sun to earth is one astronomical unit.