supernovas

英 [ˌsuːpəˈnəʊvəz]

美 [ˌsupərˈnoʊvəz]

n.  超新星
supernova的复数

双语例句

• Supernovas can be very bright for a short time and usually release huge amounts of energy.
  超级新星在一段短时间内会非常明亮，而且常常放出巨大能量。
• Other stars explode into spectacular supernovas.
  有些星星会爆炸，形成壮观的超新星。
• The explosion spewed out colossal amounts of gas and dust, including many of the heavy elements like sulphur, silicon and iron expected to be forged in supernovas.
  爆炸喷出了巨量的气体和尘埃，包括许多预料在超新星中受到熔炼的重元素，像硫、硅和铁。
• Weird Worlds is also full of random events, from supernovas to secret quests beyond the initial mission parameters.
  《奇异世界》同时也充满了各种各样的随机事件，从超新星到最初的任务资料之外的秘密冒险。
• Shadow-casting Supernova Supernovas are exploding stars that often briefly outshine entire galaxies.
  超新星是那种爆发时常简短地使整个银河都为之失色的星。
• I study images of quasars giving birth to galaxies, galaxies whirling in the shapes of pinwheels, supernovas ringed by strands of luminous debris.
  我研究类星体产生星系的图像，这些星系如同玩具风车一样旋转，超新星周围是一条条由星体遗骸组成的闪闪发光的带状物。
• Supernovas are a class of violently exploding stars that become super bright after eruption.
  超新星是一类剧烈爆炸的恒星，爆发之后它变得极为明亮。
• In the region where R136 sits, huge stars ignite and burn brief but brilliant lives before exploding as supernovas to seed the universe with heavy elements.
  在R136a所在的区域，巨大的恒星经历短暂而明亮的生命周期，爆炸成为超新星，同时增加了宇宙中重物质的成分。
• After that, some of the stars would have exploded as supernovas, and scattered the heavy elements back into space, to form the raw material for later generations of stars.
  尔后，有些恒星爆炸变成了超新星，并将重元素分散回太空中而形成产生后代星体所需的原料。
• A collection of Hubble Space Telescope images shows distant supernovas, the death explosions of massive stars.
  这是一组哈勃望远镜拍摄下来的，遥远的超新星以及这些巨大的星体发生死亡爆炸的景象。