planets是planet的复数

planet

美 [ˈplænɪt]
英 ['plænɪt]
  • n.【天】行星；【占星】(左右人命运的)星相
  • 网络八大行星；行星和太空之旅；九大行星
复数：planets  

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网络释义

n.
1.
【天】行星
2.
【占星】(左右人命运的)星相

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释义:
全部全部,行星行星,星相星相,八大行星八大行星,行星和太空之旅行星和太空之旅,九大行星九大行星
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1.
It was a very odd watch. It had twelve hands but no numbers; instead, little planets were moving around the edge.
那只表样子很奇怪，有十二根指针，却没有数字，还有一些小星沿着表盘边缘转动。
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2.
It was one of 50 new planets that astronomers in Chile announced Monday that they have discovered, the Washington Post reports.
据《华盛顿邮报》报道，这颗行星是周一天文学家在智利宣布的50颗新发现行星之一。
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3.
Thanks to this uneven geometry, the planet spends more time closer to its star, which tends to make for warmer planets.
拜这种偏心几何曲线所赐，行星有更多时间接近其母星，从而使得行星更加温暖。
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4.
Although some of these nebulas appear like planets on the sky (hence their name), they actually surround stars far outside our Solar System.
虽然这一类星云看起来象是天空中的行星（也因此而得名），实际上它们所环绕的恒星远在我们太阳系之外。
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5.
Earth is a planet, it travels around the sun. Other seven planets travel around the sun as well.
地球是行星，它围绕着太阳转。还有七颗行星也围绕着太阳转。
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6.
It is light from the sun that has been reflected by the surface of the moon or that of the planets before it reaches our eyes.
它是由太阳发射出来，经月求表面或行星表面的反射后才到达我们的眼睛的。
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7.
Many people of that time believed that the earth never moved , and the other planets and the sun appeared to move round the earth.
那时有许多人确认地球绝不运动，而其他行星和太阳似乎围绕地球运行。
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8.
All of these factors add up to make Gliese the most promising evidence yet that Earth-like planets may not be such a rarity after all.
所有这些因素使得格利泽581g（译注：原文为格利泽，应是格利泽581g之误）最有希望成为地球类行星并不稀有的明证。
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9.
Planetary magnetic fields are shield planets their surfaces and their atmospheres from charged particles that are always coming off the sun.
行星磁场保护表面和大气层免受太阳发出的带电粒子影响。
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10.
And with a more powerful telescope, you'll be able to see stars, and planets.
如果你有一个更强大的望远镜，你将能看到恒星和行星。
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