Definition of spacesuit in English:

spacesuit

nounˈspeɪssuːtˈspeɪ(s)sut

A garment designed to allow an astronaut to survive in space.
航天服，宇航服
Example sentencesExamples
- In particular, they point out that the bright white spacesuits worn by the astronauts could have reflected light into regions of shadow.
- This is an idea for a spacesuit that will allow astronauts to exercise while working in space.
- When most people think of space travel they typically think of rockets, spaceships, propulsion systems, spacesuits, and structures to ship to Moon or Mars colonies to live in.
- Without either a spacesuit on the moon, or heavy clothing and shelter in a midwinter Antarctic blizzard, the human body would rapidly succumb to the extreme conditions.
- Then we will make our way to the launch site where we will put on and test our spacesuits.
- A highlight of the exhibit will be an authentic spacesuit, on loan from NASA.
- The job will set the stage to restore use of the airlock as a base for spacewalks using U.S. spacesuits.
- The crew aboard the International Space Station has slipped into spacesuits and floated out a hatch to begin a five-and-a-half hour spacewalk, the first since the men arrived at the outpost three months ago.
- The challenge of making such a movie, where all the action takes place on the lunar surface, is that the actors are hidden within their spacesuits, making it difficult to display emotion or even to communicate.
- This technology also is useful for astronauts in spacesuits who need to control tools in space.
- Several pieces of equipment had been damaged by the astronauts who were clumsy in their big spacesuits.
- To test the spacecraft and our spacesuits, we spent two days in Baikonur with a large group of engineers, trainers and officials.
- Inside the capsule, they donned bulky spacesuits and ensured the Soyuz was airtight before it undocked from the station.
- But a spacesuit is made basically of two suits that are joined together.
- Set in the middle of the arctic wilds of northern Canada, the station included a mock airlock, space toilet and spacesuits for conducting experiments outside.
- I had, I think, a slight advantage along with my crew, in that we just spent two days in the Soyuz, and we'd been in and out of our spacesuits several times.
- He works with the extravehicular activity branch upgrading NASA's future spacesuits.
- The spacewalkers are using Russan Orlan spacesuits.
- Shortly after take-off, a television monitor inside the spaceship showed Tito in a white spacesuit decorated with an American flag on the shoulder and a Plexiglas helmet, grinning broadly.
- They will discuss the reasons for and benefits of field testing, the challenges of communicating in space and the design of prototype spacesuits.

Definition of spacesuit in US English:

spacesuit

nounˈspeɪ(s)sutˈspā(s)so͞ot

A garment designed to allow an astronaut to survive in space.
航天服，宇航服
Example sentencesExamples
- But a spacesuit is made basically of two suits that are joined together.
- In particular, they point out that the bright white spacesuits worn by the astronauts could have reflected light into regions of shadow.
- Without either a spacesuit on the moon, or heavy clothing and shelter in a midwinter Antarctic blizzard, the human body would rapidly succumb to the extreme conditions.
- When most people think of space travel they typically think of rockets, spaceships, propulsion systems, spacesuits, and structures to ship to Moon or Mars colonies to live in.
- Shortly after take-off, a television monitor inside the spaceship showed Tito in a white spacesuit decorated with an American flag on the shoulder and a Plexiglas helmet, grinning broadly.
- To test the spacecraft and our spacesuits, we spent two days in Baikonur with a large group of engineers, trainers and officials.
- The spacewalkers are using Russan Orlan spacesuits.
- This technology also is useful for astronauts in spacesuits who need to control tools in space.
- Several pieces of equipment had been damaged by the astronauts who were clumsy in their big spacesuits.
- They will discuss the reasons for and benefits of field testing, the challenges of communicating in space and the design of prototype spacesuits.
- The crew aboard the International Space Station has slipped into spacesuits and floated out a hatch to begin a five-and-a-half hour spacewalk, the first since the men arrived at the outpost three months ago.
- A highlight of the exhibit will be an authentic spacesuit, on loan from NASA.
- Set in the middle of the arctic wilds of northern Canada, the station included a mock airlock, space toilet and spacesuits for conducting experiments outside.
- I had, I think, a slight advantage along with my crew, in that we just spent two days in the Soyuz, and we'd been in and out of our spacesuits several times.
- The job will set the stage to restore use of the airlock as a base for spacewalks using U.S. spacesuits.
- Then we will make our way to the launch site where we will put on and test our spacesuits.
- The challenge of making such a movie, where all the action takes place on the lunar surface, is that the actors are hidden within their spacesuits, making it difficult to display emotion or even to communicate.
- This is an idea for a spacesuit that will allow astronauts to exercise while working in space.
- Inside the capsule, they donned bulky spacesuits and ensured the Soyuz was airtight before it undocked from the station.
- He works with the extravehicular activity branch upgrading NASA's future spacesuits.

词汇	spacesuit
释义	Definition of spacesuit in English: spacesuit nounˈspeɪssuːtˈspeɪ(s)sut A garment designed to allow an astronaut to survive in space. 航天服，宇航服 Example sentencesExamples In particular, they point out that the bright white spacesuits worn by the astronauts could have reflected light into regions of shadow. This is an idea for a spacesuit that will allow astronauts to exercise while working in space. When most people think of space travel they typically think of rockets, spaceships, propulsion systems, spacesuits, and structures to ship to Moon or Mars colonies to live in. Without either a spacesuit on the moon, or heavy clothing and shelter in a midwinter Antarctic blizzard, the human body would rapidly succumb to the extreme conditions. Then we will make our way to the launch site where we will put on and test our spacesuits. A highlight of the exhibit will be an authentic spacesuit, on loan from NASA. The job will set the stage to restore use of the airlock as a base for spacewalks using U.S. spacesuits. The crew aboard the International Space Station has slipped into spacesuits and floated out a hatch to begin a five-and-a-half hour spacewalk, the first since the men arrived at the outpost three months ago. The challenge of making such a movie, where all the action takes place on the lunar surface, is that the actors are hidden within their spacesuits, making it difficult to display emotion or even to communicate. This technology also is useful for astronauts in spacesuits who need to control tools in space. Several pieces of equipment had been damaged by the astronauts who were clumsy in their big spacesuits. To test the spacecraft and our spacesuits, we spent two days in Baikonur with a large group of engineers, trainers and officials. Inside the capsule, they donned bulky spacesuits and ensured the Soyuz was airtight before it undocked from the station. But a spacesuit is made basically of two suits that are joined together. Set in the middle of the arctic wilds of northern Canada, the station included a mock airlock, space toilet and spacesuits for conducting experiments outside. I had, I think, a slight advantage along with my crew, in that we just spent two days in the Soyuz, and we'd been in and out of our spacesuits several times. He works with the extravehicular activity branch upgrading NASA's future spacesuits. The spacewalkers are using Russan Orlan spacesuits. Shortly after take-off, a television monitor inside the spaceship showed Tito in a white spacesuit decorated with an American flag on the shoulder and a Plexiglas helmet, grinning broadly. They will discuss the reasons for and benefits of field testing, the challenges of communicating in space and the design of prototype spacesuits. Definition of spacesuit in US English: spacesuit nounˈspeɪ(s)sutˈspā(s)so͞ot A garment designed to allow an astronaut to survive in space. 航天服，宇航服 Example sentencesExamples But a spacesuit is made basically of two suits that are joined together. In particular, they point out that the bright white spacesuits worn by the astronauts could have reflected light into regions of shadow. Without either a spacesuit on the moon, or heavy clothing and shelter in a midwinter Antarctic blizzard, the human body would rapidly succumb to the extreme conditions. When most people think of space travel they typically think of rockets, spaceships, propulsion systems, spacesuits, and structures to ship to Moon or Mars colonies to live in. Shortly after take-off, a television monitor inside the spaceship showed Tito in a white spacesuit decorated with an American flag on the shoulder and a Plexiglas helmet, grinning broadly. To test the spacecraft and our spacesuits, we spent two days in Baikonur with a large group of engineers, trainers and officials. The spacewalkers are using Russan Orlan spacesuits. This technology also is useful for astronauts in spacesuits who need to control tools in space. Several pieces of equipment had been damaged by the astronauts who were clumsy in their big spacesuits. They will discuss the reasons for and benefits of field testing, the challenges of communicating in space and the design of prototype spacesuits. The crew aboard the International Space Station has slipped into spacesuits and floated out a hatch to begin a five-and-a-half hour spacewalk, the first since the men arrived at the outpost three months ago. A highlight of the exhibit will be an authentic spacesuit, on loan from NASA. Set in the middle of the arctic wilds of northern Canada, the station included a mock airlock, space toilet and spacesuits for conducting experiments outside. I had, I think, a slight advantage along with my crew, in that we just spent two days in the Soyuz, and we'd been in and out of our spacesuits several times. The job will set the stage to restore use of the airlock as a base for spacewalks using U.S. spacesuits. Then we will make our way to the launch site where we will put on and test our spacesuits. The challenge of making such a movie, where all the action takes place on the lunar surface, is that the actors are hidden within their spacesuits, making it difficult to display emotion or even to communicate. This is an idea for a spacesuit that will allow astronauts to exercise while working in space. Inside the capsule, they donned bulky spacesuits and ensured the Soyuz was airtight before it undocked from the station. He works with the extravehicular activity branch upgrading NASA's future spacesuits.
随便看	impossible dream impossibleness impossibleness impossiblenesses impossible to carry out impossible to cope with impossible to detect impossible to escape from impossible to ignore impossible to interpret impossible to separate impossible to understand impossibly impossibly impost imposter imposters imposter syndrome imposthume impostor impostorism impostors impostor syndrome imposts impostume