equator：[英 [ɪˈkweɪtə(r)] 美 [ɪˈkwetɚ] ]
equator是什么意思
复数形式：equators;
equator 基本解释名词赤道; （平分球形物体的面的）圆; （任何）大圆
equator 网络解释1. 赤道：1)赤道(equator)永远出现正规半日潮(semidiurnaltide3)同时考虑月球和太阳对潮汐的效应,在朔望(syzygy)之时,长轴方向靠近,两潮叠加形成大潮(springtide上、下弦之时,两潮抵消形成小潮(neaptide).
2. (地球)赤道：但是当你越洋过海从地球赤道(Equator)的老家吉隆坡去到在地球北回归线(topic of cancer)的香港,距离超过2516公里,若是你,是否也曾想过,你的神是否同样伴随著你呢?
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3. 赤道线：这里还必须指出的是,地球的赤道线(equator)在一天(24小时)之内向东旋转一周(360),亦即每小时15,而赤道线每转1的距离为60海里(约111公里),也就是说,赤道上的任一点每小时都向东旋转1665公里(≈15×111),
4. 赤道,衣可以脱赤道衣可以脱了：million-一百万 一百万要埋一窝银 | equator-赤道,赤道衣可以脱了 | mansion-大楼 满城的大楼
equator 双语例句1. equator
1. Closest approach will be on the night side, just a little bit south of the equator, in full view of Earth.
最接近点在夜晚的一面，在赤道稍稍靠南的地方，完全在地球的视野中。
2. equator的反义词
2. In summer, because the vertical incident solar rays regionmoves by the equator to the north, causes of southeast trade crossingthe line the southern hemisphere to change the southwest monsoon toinvade Northern Hemisphere, meets one another with the originalNorthern Hemisphere's Northeast Tradewind, compels crowds this airrise, the increase convection current, again because the southwestmonsoon and the Northeast Tradewind direction is different, meets oneanother often creates the undulation and the whirlpool.
在夏季，因为太阳直射区域由赤道向北移，致使南半球之东南信风越过赤道转向成西南季风侵入北半球，和原来北半球的东北信风相遇，更迫挤此空气上升，增加对流作用，再因西南季风和东北信风方向不同，相遇时常造成波动和旋涡。
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3. An imaginary line paralleling the equator where a magnetic needle has no dip.
地磁赤道连结地球表面上所有磁针呈水平方向平衡并没有倾角的点的线。
4. One degree of longitude equals four minutes of time all around the world. But in measuring distance, one degree shrinks from about one hundred nine kilometers at the equator to nothing at the north and south poles.
在全世界，每一经度所代表的时间平均为四分钟，但在测量距离方面，每一经度所代表的距离会缩小：从在赤道的109公里到北极和南极的零。
5. And you have already studied something about Barlow Lens and Equator Mounts...
而且你已经了解了一些巴洛镜和赤道仪的知识。。。
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6. The Republic of Portugal lies to the north of the Equator at latitude 3930 and longitude 800west of Greenwich Meridian.
葡萄牙共和国所在的北赤道北纬39°30'，东经800'west格林威治子午线。
7. Kingman Reef is part of a chain of Pacific atolls and islands that straddles the Equator south of Hawaii.
金曼暗礁是一系列的太平洋环状珊瑚礁和岛屿的一部份跨坐于夏威夷的南部和赤道之间。
8. The angular distance along the celestial equator from the observer's meridian to the hour circle of a given celestial body.
从观测者所在的子午线到给定天体的子午线沿着天赤道的角距离。
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9. If someone maintains t h at two and two are five, or t h at Iceland is on t h e equator, you feel pity rat h er t h an anger, unless you know so little of arit h metic or geograp h y t h at h is opinion s h akes your own contrary conviction.
倘若有人坚称，2加2等于5，冰岛是在赤道上，你只会感到同情而不是愤怒，除非你对算术或地理知之甚少，以致他的观点动摇了你的立场。
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10. In the mid- and high-latitudes there is very strong equator-ward momentum transport anomalously mainly by stationary eddies.
在中高纬地区，ENSO暖事件有很强的向赤道动量输送异常，这主要是由于定常扰动对动量输送的差异引起。
11. The great circle representing the apparent annual path of the sun; the plane of the Earth's orbit around the sun; makes an angle of about 23 degrees with the equator.
在地球上看到的太阳运行的轨道；地球绕着太阳转的平面；与赤道平面大致成度角。
12. Experimental results indicate that the polar radius of the long spherical hollow Be rotor is 0.52 μm longer than equator radius, which is well coincident with the design value of 0.54 μm.
实验结果表明：该加工后的长球形空心铍转子的极点半径比赤道半径长0.52 μm，与设计值0.54 μm相吻合。
13. It's 830 miles long and 600 miles wide, and lies straight across the equator.
这座岛长830英里，宽600英里，正好位于赤道上。
14. There are also flows of cooler air from the poles towards the equator to replace the air that moves polewards.
同时，亦有较凉的空气从极地吹至赤道作补充。
15. Not only have vineyards crept much closer to the equator, the extent of viticulture has moved polewards – arguably one of the more benign effects of climate change.
葡萄园产地不仅正缓慢向赤道靠近，也在向极地附近靠近，这肯定是气候变化的有利影响之一。
16. If you straddled the equator you would see neither clockwise or counterclockwise movement.
如果你跨越赤道，你会看到不会看到顺时针或逆时针的运动。
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17. That`s not at the equator.
这不是在赤道。
18. This is because the island is so close to the equator.
这是因为这个岛非常靠近赤道。
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19. He says countries closest to the equator will be hardest hit.
他说靠近赤道的国家有最严重的影响。
20. The line that passes through the center of the Earth linking the perigee and apogee, known as the line of apsides, itself rotates in the orbital plane at a speed that depends on the geometry of the elliptical orbit and the inclination of the orbital plane to the equator.
经过地球中心，连接近地点和远地点的线称为apside线，卫星在轨道平面上以某个速度旋转，这个旋转速度根据椭圆轨道以及轨道平面到赤道的倾角的几何学来计算。
equator 词典解释1. 赤道
The equator is an imaginary line around the middle of the earth at an equal distance from the North Pole and the South Pole.
equator什么意思
equator 单语例句equator的翻译1. With a long coastline and a lot of islands, it is renowned as the " Emerald of the Equator ".
2. Opportunity is situated in an area called Meridiani Planum near Mars'equator.
3. It indicates fu dao le or " fortune's arrived here " and she will do it to remind Kiwi's that spring has arrived north of the equator.
4. Poachers have also hit Kenya's renowned rhino sanctuaries in Laikipia, on the equator in the foothills of snowcapped Mount Kenya.
5. The landing site near Mars'equator was picked because there are signs of water everywhere, meeting one of the requirements for life as we know it.
6. The dark dunes that run along the equator contain a volume of organics several hundred times larger than Earth's coal reserves.
7. The end of their calendar comes close to the winter solstice, a natural phenomenon when the path of the sun and the Milky Way equator meet.
8. A new study says animal species are fleeing the equator and heading north much faster than a decade ago.
9. Using a sunscreen is especially important in the mountains and near the equator, but also at the seaside because water reflects the sun's rays.
10. The satellite will orbit the Equator and is the farthest operational spacecraft China has ever catapulted into space.
equator 英英释义noun
1. an imaginary line around the Earth forming the great circle that is equidistant from the north and south poles
e.g. the equator is the boundary between the northern and southern hemispheres
2. a circle dividing a sphere or other surface into two usually equal and symmetrical parts