給他們介紹了太空英語怎麼說
A. 在太空中用英語怎麼說 是in space還是in the space
應該是in the space哦,in space是一個短語表示：片刻就,一會兒就的意思.所以啊還是應該用in the space 比較合適：）互相交流啦
B. 「太空探索可以讓我們更加了解太空」用英語怎麼說
Space exploration can help us understand the space better
希望能幫到你，
如有疑問，可追問~
C. 宇宙的英語怎麼說
universe
一、讀音
英 [ˈjuːnɪvɜːs] 美 [ˈjuːnɪvɜːrs]
二、釋義
n.宇宙;天地萬物;萬象;(已知宇宙以外的)宇宙;(某種)經驗體系
三、語法-記憶技巧：
uni 一個 + vers 轉 + e → 統一旋轉 → 宇宙
四、雙語例句：
Einstein'
愛因斯坦的方程式表明宇宙正在膨脹。
,
優秀的作家從他們眼中的世界汲取體驗，然後在紙上重塑自己的天地。
,thinnest,cleverest,.
我的朋友說我是全天下最酷、最瘦、最聰明、最幽默的記者。
universe的相關短語：
1、Stargate Universe星際之門宇宙 ; 星際之門 ; 星際之門·宇宙 ; 星際之門太空
2、observable universe可觀測宇宙 ; 可觀察宇宙 ; 可宇宙
3、Parallel Universe平行世界 ; 平行宇宙 ; 平行空間 ; 唱片名
4、universe sandbox宇宙沙盤 ; 宇宙模擬沙盤 ; 宇宙沙盒 ; 宇宙模擬沙盤二次方
5、StarCraft Universe星際宇宙 ; 星際爭霸宇宙 ; 星際爭霸系列小說 ; 星際世界
6、quantum universe量子宇宙
7、einstein universe愛因斯坦宇宙
8、Geocentric Universe地心說 ; 地心宇宙模型 ; 宇宙地心
9、Diablo Universe暗黑破壞神系列小說
D. 用英語介紹的太空知識
Gaze upwards on a dark night, and you will see the 'Milky Way', a glowing ribbon made up of many indivial stars. This is our first clue to the fact that that stars are not uniformly distributed throughout space, but clustered together to form galaxies.
Galaxies can vary in size between a hundred thousand and three thousand billion solar masses, and can be broadly split into different classes, depending on their shape. Our own Milky Way Galaxy contains about two hundred billion stars. It is a spiral shape, which is why, when viewed from our position about two thirds of the way along one of the arms, it appears as a band across the sky.
Gazing out into the Universe reveals thousands upon thousands of galaxies. These galaxies tend to be grouped together in clusters, and these clusters in turn are grouped into superclusters. It appears the Universe has structure on many different scales.
E. 在太空中用英語怎麼說
應該是in the space哦，in space是一個短語表示：片刻就, 一會兒就的意思。所以啊還是應該用in the space 比較合適：）互相交流啦
F. 太空旅行用英語怎麼寫
space travel
說起太空,便不由得是我想起它那靜寂與奧妙。老師告訴我，人類都在探索那神秘的太空。太空上有的只是靜寂和許多星球、小行星。記得我小時候，特別愛聽幼兒園的老師講一些關於太空的介紹。例如「一些小行星圍繞者太陽轉，當它們經過地球時，就會被地球的引力給吸引過來」；「小行星的家——『小行星帶』上聚集著數百萬可小行星」等。假如有一天，我像楊利偉叔叔一樣登上了太空，我一定會努力地探索太空，尋找一切答案；假如我來到了太空，我會認真地看看我們的大地母親，看看她的海洋與陸地；假如我來到了太空，我要看看「母親」的傷痕，告訴大地母親：「我親愛的大地母親，我為您驕傲，我為您自豪，是您養育了我，我踐踏在您的身上，人人都踩在您的身上，而您卻無怨無悔，默默地為人類奉獻；我如果來到了太空，我要去看看外星人，要與他們握握手，談談話，或者是交個朋友。假如我來到了太空，我還要去拜訪月亮婆婆，在月亮婆婆的身上，留下我的喜悅與蹤影。假如我來到了太空，我一定會保護一些星球，讓它保持沉靜，永遠永遠……啊！我一定要從小努力學習，長大把祖國建設得更加美好，要造出一架全世界獨一無二的宇宙飛船，乘著自己造出來的宇宙飛船，踏上征途，去尋求關於太空的一些問題的答案。
Speaking of space, I could not help but think it was the silence and mystery. The teacher told me that human beings are exploring the mysterious space. There is only silence and space on many planets, asteroids. I remember when I was young, especially the kindergarten teacher to hear something about the space. For example, "some of those asteroids around the sun, the Earth when they pass, they will be attracted to the Earth's gravity"; "asteroid family - the 'asteroid belt' gathered millions of asteroids may" and other . If one day, I like Uncle Yang Liwei aboard the same space, I will strive to explore space, to find all the answers; if I came to the space, I would seriously look at our mother earth, sea and land to see her ; if I came into space, I want to see the "mother" of wounds, told earth mother: "My dear Mother Earth, and I'm proud of you, and I'm proud of you, you raised me, I trample on your body Everyone stepped on your body, and you have no regrets, silently for human sacrifice; if I came into space, I'm going to take a look at the aliens, to shake hands with them, talk the talk, or to make friends. If I came to the space, I would like to visit her mother moon, the moon mother's body, leaving me with a trace of joy. If I came into space, I will protect some of the planet, to keep it quiet, forever ...... ah! I must strive to learn from an early age, growing up to build a better homeland, to create a unique worldwide spacecraft, made out of riding their own spaceship, embark on the journey, to seek about answer some questions in space.
H. 太空的英語怎麼說
aether
firmament
outer space
都是
I. 有關於中國太空的故事，要有英語翻譯
航空探險一直是國內外英語寫作的重大主題，年考研寫作也不例外。去年美國哥倫比亞太空梭的失事，引發了人們對航空探險的思考：我們應該不應該冒生命危險？我們應該不應該投入那麼多的金錢？航空探險的目的是什麼？航空探險到底能給我們帶來什麼？這一系列的問題需要我們思考。前不久，我國神州五號的成功發射，以及楊利偉這個名字又使人們對航空探險進行深思。下面的文章就是有關航空探險的，第一、二篇講述了我國的神州五號探險的原因以及偉大意義，第三、四篇文章講述了有關美國哥倫比亞太空梭的內容，由於文章較難我給大家附上了漢語譯文。
1． New chapter in space history 航天歷史的新篇章
The Shenzhou-V, or 「Divine Ship,」 has carried the first Chinese into orbit and the country into the prestigious space club pioneered four decades ago by the former Soviet Union and the United States. As the inventor of the ancient rocket, the Chinese nation had cherished a space dream for centuries. The launch of its first satellite, the Dongfanghong, in 1970 ushered in China』s space age. Now, the Shenzhou-V marks another giant stride in China』s space trek.
As the world』s largest developing country, China is more than proud of making its own contribution to human beings』 outer space exploration.
By reigniting people』s interest in the universe, China』s latest accomplishment appears especially important for rejuvenating the world』s space programmes, which have unfortunately been bogged down by accidents in recent years.
The blast-off of China』s first manned spacecraft will definitely breathe new energy into the country』s pursuit of space technologies for the overall welfare of its people. Just imagine what new seed varieties with higher yields and better qualities, which are developed in space, would mean to a country with 1.3 billion people. It is hoped that wider applications of space technology will turn out to be an important driving force in the country』s economic and social development.
Expensive as they are, manned missions are worth it. In addition to offering a tremendous boost to a country』s technological capabilities and creating a plenitude of other possibilities, they are a huge morale booster.
The successful launch of Shenzhou-V has clearly showcased the value of devotion, co-operation and pursuit of the unknown. And the upbeat spirit the first Chinese astronaut demonstrated in the face of the unknown will inspire the nation to take on challenges as it continues to evolve. (285 words)
2． China』s manned star trek signals a brighter future
中國的載人飛行預示著更好的未來
The ultimate goal of the programme is to explore outer space and make good use of its rich resources.
The universe is abundant with energy and resources, while mankind, on its way to self-improvement and development, must constantly seek new channels to acquire more resources.
Since the 1970s many countries have concted experiments in space and achieved major breakthroughs in the research of key space technologies. A comprehensive satellite system, offering services in fields like telecommunications, navigation, meteorology and outer space exploration, has been established.
Since 1975, China has successfully launched 17 recoverable satellites. As those satellites orbited the Earth, a variety of experiments in space engineering, agriculture, life sciences and space materials were smoothly concted.
As the world』s most populous nation with a population of 1.2 billion, China relies heavily on its agricultural sector. As early as 1987, China』s recoverable satellites started to carry plant seeds into orbit in a bid to breed new seed varieties with higher yields and better quality.
Outer space is an ideal instrial base, as the universe is very clean and almost without gravity.
The United States and Russia have both set up workshops in space stations. Procts like semiconctors, optical glass, pottery and a variety of alloys have been proced in space.
In order to be able to share space resources with other countries as soon as possible, China has vigorously developed its manned space programme. Sending a man into space is just the 「first step」 for China』s ambitious programme. (247 words)
3．Columbia Space Shuttle 哥倫比亞太空梭
The Columbia is lost; there are no survivors.
On board was a crew of seven, these men and women assumed great risk in the service to all humanity.
In an age when space flight has come to seem almost routine, it is easy to overlook the dangers of travel by rocket, and the difficulties of navigating the fierce outer atmosphere of the Earth. These astronauts knew the dangers, and they faced them willingly, knowing they had a high and noble purpose in life. Because of their courage and daring and idealism, we will miss them all he more.
The cause in which they died will continue. Mankind is led into the darkness beyond our world by the inspiration of discovery and the longing to understand. Our journey into space will go on.
In the skies today we saw destruction and tragedy. Yet farther than we can see there is comfort and hope. In the words of the prophet Isaiah, 「Lift your eyes and look to the heavens. Who created all these? He who brings out the starry hosts one by one and calls them each by name. Because of His great power and might strength, not one of them is missing.」 (201 words)
參考譯文：
「哥倫比亞號」失事了；無一人生還。
機上的七名男女宇航員為造福全人類而承擔了巨大的風險。
在太空飛行似乎已基本成為常規作業的時代，人們易於忽視乘坐火箭飛行的危險和在險惡的地球外層空間飛行的難度。這些宇航員懂得這些危險，而且甘心情願地面對這些危險，因為他們知道生命中有著遠大而崇高的目標。正是因為他們的勇氣、膽識和理想主義精神，我們會更加懷念他們。
他們為之獻身的事業將繼續下去。人類是在探索精神和求知慾望的引導下，超越我們的世界，進入黑暗的未知空間。我們的太空之旅將繼續下去。
今天，我們在空中看到的是毀滅和悲劇。但在我們的視野之外存在著安慰和希望。先知以賽亞說：「你們向上舉目，看誰創造這萬象？他逐一領出爍爍繁星，一一稱其名。因為他的大力全能，一個都不缺。」
4．To Columbia Space Shuttle Heroes 致哥倫比亞太空梭的英雄們
Their truest testimony will not be in the words we speak, but in the way they led their lives and in the way they lost those lives — with dedication, honor and an unquenchable desire to explore this mysterious and beautiful universe.
They were so different, yet in their mission, their quest, they held so much in common.
We remember Christa McAuliffe, who captured the imagination of the entire nation, inspiring us with her pluck, her restless spirit of discovery; a teacher, not just to her students, but to an entire people, instilling us all with the excitement of this journey we ride into the future.
We will always remember them, these skilled professionals, scientists and adventurers, these artists and teachers and family men and women, and we will cherish each of their stories — stories of triumph and bravery, stories of true American heroes.
The sacrifice of your loved ones has stirred the soul of our nation and, through the pain, our hearts have been opened to a profound truth — the future is not free, the story of all human progress is one of a struggle against all odds. We learned again that this America, which Abraham Lincoln called the last best hope of man on Earth, was built on heroism and noble sacrifice. It was built by men and women like our seven star voyagers, who answered a call beyond ty, who gave more than was expected or required, and who gave it with little thought to worldly reward.
Today, the frontier is space and the boundaries of human knowledge. Sometimes, when we reach for the stars, we fall short. But we must pick ourselves up again and press on despite the pain. Our nation is indeed fortunate that we can still draw on immense reservoirs of courage, character and fortitude — that we are still blessed with heroes like those of the space shuttle Challenger.
Today, we promise Dick Scobee and his crew that their dream lives on; that the future they worked so hard to build will become reality. The dedicated men and women of NASA have lost seven members of their family. Still, they too, must forge ahead, with a space program that is effective, safe and efficient, but bold and committed.
Man will continue his conquest of space. To reach out for new goals and ever greater achievements-that is the way we shall commemorate our seven Challenger heroes.
We can find consolation only in faith, for we know in our hearts that you who flew so high and so proud now make your home beyond the stars, safe in God』s promise of eternal life. (437 words)
參考譯文：
英雄之所以稱之為英雄，並不在於我們頌贊的語言，而在於他們始終以高度的事業心、自尊心和鍥而不舍地對神奇而美妙的宇宙進行探索的責任感，去實踐真正的生活以至獻出生命。
他們彼此很不相同，但他們每個人的追求和肩負的使命卻又是那樣的一致。
我們還記得凝聚了整個國家想像力的科里斯塔·麥考利芙，她用她的勇氣和永不停息的探索精神激勵我們。她是一位教師，不僅是她的學生們的教師，而且是全國人民的教師，她以這次太空飛行作為激勵我們向未來沖擊的教例，孜孜不倦地講述給我們。
我們將永遠記住他們，這些傑出的專家、科學家、冒險家，這些藝術家、教師和家庭中的男女成員們。我們將珍愛他們每個人的故事，這是訴說勝利和勇敢的故事，這是真正的美國英雄的故事。
你們所熱愛的人們的犧牲轟動了整個國家。在痛苦中我們認識到了一個意義深遠的道理：未來的道路並不平坦，整個人類前進的歷史是與一切艱難險阻斗爭的歷史。我們又一次認識到，我們的美國是在英雄主義和崇高獻身精神的基礎上建立起來的，它是由像我們的七位宇航員那樣的男人和女人，那些把全社會的責任作為自己責任的人，那些給予人民比人民期望和要求的更多的人，那些為人類做出貢獻而從不企求些微報答的人建立起來的。
今天的荒漠就是太空和人類知識沒有達到的疆域。有時，我們會感到想到達外星球還力不從心。但我們必須重新振作起來，忍受著磨難，不斷前進。我們的國家的確非常幸運，因為我們依然保持著巨大的勇氣、令人信賴的聲譽和剛毅不屈的品質，我們仍然有像「挑戰者」號上七位宇航員那樣的英雄。
今天，我們向迪克·司各比和他的夥伴們保證，他們的夢想決沒有破滅，他們努力為之奮斗的理想一定會成為現實。為國家航空和宇宙航行局獻身工作的人們，他們的大家庭中失去了七位成員，他們仍要繼續工作去實現既安全可行又冒險、大膽的更有效的太空計劃。人類將繼續向太空進軍，不斷確立新的目標，不斷取得新的成就。這正是我們紀念「挑戰者」號上七位英雄的最好方式。
我們所能找到的唯一安慰是，我們在心裡知道飛得那樣高那樣自豪的你們，現在在星際之外找到了上帝許諾以不朽生命的歸宿。