zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhè yán jiū xiǎo de chéng yuán zhù yào lái měi guó guó jiā háng měi guó xún zhǎo wài zhì néng shēng mìng yán jiū suǒ , men yuán jìhuà zài biān guò liǎng tiāndàn tiān yuán yīn fàng liǎo fēn yán jiū xiàng zhōng xiàng jìhuà hái yào qián dào de shuǐ zhōng wán chéng
    The group, which includes science researchers from NASA and the SETI Institute, planned to spend two days at the lake, but weather conditions forced them to give up some of their research, which included a planned dive into the frigid lake.
  • furton gōng zhōng háng tiān zuò xiàng mùdì jīng · wéi shuō: " men jìn xíng zhè diào chá de mùdì shì wèile zhī dào xiē yòu qián rén jiū jìng shì zěn yàng kàn dài tài kōng xíng de guǒ suí biàn zài jiē shàng zhǎo rén wèn yòu shénme xiǎng jiēguǒ hěn yòu néng xiàn hěn gǎn xīng dàn shì qián
    Futron's NASA project program manager Derek Webber said, "We commissioned this survey in order to get an idea of what rich people think and not the man in the street who loves the idea of going into space but can't afford it."
  • qiánjiā zhōu shān jǐng shì shǔ měi guó háng de 'ài yán jiū zhōng xīn shèng · de jiā xué chéng de zhuān jiā xiǎo jīng tōng guò shì yàn zhèng míng zhǒng zhòng yào de 'ān suān zài wài tài kōng liàng zhì chéng
    Now, a team of investigators at the NASA Ames Research Center in Mountain View, California, and at the University of California , Santa Cruz , has demonstrated experimentally that one of the most important biological building blocks could be created in abundance in outer space.
  • háng hǎixiè xià liǎo suǒ
    (nautical) stripped of rigging.
  • háng hǎigǎi biàn chuán fān de dòng zuò
    (nautical) the act of changing tack.
  • háng hǎizhǐ máogāng gāng kāi hǎi
    (nautical) of an anchor; just clear of the bottom.
  • háng hǎi chuán zhǐ de hòu miàn fēn xiāng guān
    (nautical) pertaining to the after part of a vessel.
  • háng hǎichù zài huò zhě cháo xiàng chuán shǒu
    (nautical) situated at or toward the bow of a vessel.
  • háng hǎichuán wěi de zhù yào de zhí bǎn
    (nautical) the principal upright timber at the stern of a vessel.
  • háng hǎi shù chuán de héng xiàng jiá bǎn de liáng de duān
    (nautical) at the ends of the transverse deck beams of a vessel.
  • hǎi jūn háng chuán zài dān de qiǎng fēng háng xíng zhōng jīng guò de
    (nautical) the distance traveled by a sailing vessel on a single tack.
  • háng hǎi decháo zhe zhǐ dìng de xiànfāng xiàng huò wèi zhì qián jìn
    nautical: to move or cause to move in a specified way, direction, or position.
  • duì fāng zhú jiàn shú láiyīn wéi céng jīng zài zuò mǎi mài héng shì zhǒng háng hǎi chuán de tuī xiāo yuán
    He had got to know the place a bit from having been there on business héng he was a salesman for nautical gear of all sorts.
  • 02 nián yuè zhì yuèzhōng guó hǎi jūn jiàn tǐng biān duì shǒu jìn xíng huán qiú háng xíng fǎng wèn háng xíng wàn hǎi fǎng wèn liǎo guó jiā
    From May to September 2002, Chinese naval ships undertook their first round-the-world navigation, visiting 10 countries, covering a total of over 30,000 nautical miles.
  • zhè tiáo yùn quán nián tōng háng
    The canal is navigable all the year.
  • zhè tiáo chuán de huài liǎo zài háng xíng liǎo
    With its engine broken, this great ship was not navigable.
  • tōng háng de shuǐ tōng háng de liú
    Navigable waters; a navigable river.
  • tōng háng de shuǐ tōng háng de dào
    navigable waters; a navigable channel.
  • zhè liú shì yòng tōng háng de
    The river were navigable.
  • suǒ yòu de háng dào dōuyǐ huì hǎi
    The navigable channels have all been charted.
  • shuǐ lián yùn liǎng tiáo tōng háng de shuǐ zhī jiān de lián yùn
    A portage, as between two navigable bodies of water.
  • zhè tiáo yòu 'èr bǎi gōng tōng háng
    This river is navigable for 2v ad [ T ] kilometres.
  • háng dào háng xíng zhī shuǐ liúhǎi xiá huò yùn
    A navigable body of water, such as a river, channel, or canal.
  • shēn shuǐ háng dào liú huò gǎng wān jiào shēn fēnyóu zhǐ shēn shuǐ háng dào
    The deeper part of a river or harbor, especially a deep navigable passage.
  • xíng chéng guó jiā zhī jiān de biān jìng xiàn de shuǐ shàng de zhù yào háng xíng xiàn de zhōng jiān fēn
    the middle of the chief navigable channel of a waterway that forms the boundary line between states.
  • zhěng zhì háng dàoyīngdāng jiāng húpō fáng hóng 'ān quán yào qiúbìng shì xiān zhēng qiú shuǐ xíng zhèng zhù guǎn mén de jiàn
    The realignment of navigable waterways should conform to the safety requirements for flood control in rivers and lakes and views solicited in advance from the water conservancy administrative departments.
  • 'èr shí tiáo  zhěng zhì dàohúpōshè háng dào deyīngdāng jiān háng yùn yàobìng shì xiān zhēng qiú jiāo tōng zhù guǎn mén de jiàn
    Article 20 Where the realignment of river courses or lakes involves navigable waterways, full consideration should be given to the requirements for navigation and views solicited in advance from the administrative departments for transportation.
  • hǎi yuán jià chuán huò bāng zhù jià chuán háng xíng de rén
    One who navigates or assists in navigating a ship.
  • jià shǐ fēi chuánzhǐ háng yuán
    navigate in space; of astronauts.
  • lǐng gǎng yuán zài xié zhù chuán cháng zài xiāng gǎng shuǐ nèi 'ān quán háng xíng fāng miàn huī zhòng yào zuò yòng
    Pilots play an important role by helping shipmasters to navigate safely within Hong Kong waters.
  • men kàn lái shǐ yòng xìng de qiáng yòu yòng chǎng fāng xiàng lái háng xíng
    They seem to use both the intensity and direction of the magnetic fields to navigate.
  • háng yuán zài zhòu fēi chuán de fēi xíng zhōng xùn liàn lái dǎo hángjià shǐ háng tiān fēi huò cānyù huó dòng de rén yuán
    A person trained to pilot, navigate, or otherwise participate in the flight of a spacecraft.