Definition of galactic in English:

galactic

adjective ɡəˈlaktɪkɡəˈlæktɪk

1Relating to a galaxy or galaxies, especially the galaxy containing the solar system.
（与）星系（有关）的（尤指银河系的）
the search for a black hole at the galactic centre
Example sentencesExamples
- In fact, the Universe as observed today seems to have barely a fraction of the mass needed to keep galaxies from flying apart, based on the rotations of the stars in the galaxy about the galactic center.
- The galactic centre of our galaxy is one of Integral's prime targets.
- Our Milky Way galaxy is gobbling up its galactic neighbor, Sagittarius, and scientists this week offered documentary proof of this continuing cosmic cannibalism.
- The space radiation environment encompasses a broad spectrum of radiation ranging from infra-red to galactic cosmic radiation.
- Radiation could perhaps be a show-stopper because the environment in space - there's galactic cosmic rays.
- However, there are larger explosions, notably those that go on in the middle of active galactic nucleii, like quasars.
- The second are galactic cosmic rays, which, although not as lethal as solar flares, represent a continuous background radiation to which the crew would be exposed.
- Other sources that contribute to the near-Earth space environment include galactic cosmic ray particles, which originate from outside of the solar system.
- By contrast, to reach our nearest galactic neighbor, the Andromeda galaxy, you'd need only twenty-five Milky Ways.
- The galactic centre can only be observed at certain wavelengths, such as X-rays, because large amounts of dust lie in our line of sight and this blocks out optical light.
- A coil of a superconducting material could produce a substantial magnetic field, which could, in turn, deflect the energetic galactic cosmic radiation.
- They are produced in the atmosphere by the interaction of galactic cosmic rays with the atoms of the atmosphere.
- It was possibly the most important observation but it was just personal observation to sample the glory and the majesty of the galactic plain and the centre of the galaxy.
- Why, given its exceedingly smooth beginnings, is the universe so clumpy, on all scales from galaxies to galactic superclusters?
- They compared the observed shape in space of 160,000 galaxies to models of galactic distribution that incorporated various masses for the neutrino.
- The cyclical nature of our weather changes point to the variables in our solar system and even galactic variations.
- If accurate, this new view of galactic demography might force astronomers to rethink the fundamentals of galaxy formation.
- A record of the long term variations of the galactic cosmic ray flux can be extracted from Iron meteorites.
- In fact, the Sun is at an optimal distance from the galactic centre, called the co-rotation radius.
- But even shielding does little good against so-called galactic cosmic radiation, which originates in deep space.
1. 1.1Astronomy Measured relative to the galactic equator.
  〔天文〕以银道圈为标准进行测量的
  the south galactic pole
  Example sentencesExamples
  This map is plotted in galactic coordinates - the plane of the Milky Way galaxy passes across the middle of this chart with the zero point of galactic latitude and longitude pointing directly at the galactic centre.
  Out past Fomalhaut, toward the south galactic pole, the stars fade.

Derivatives

galactically

adverb

Devin is a galactically renowned explorer and adventurer, captain, responsible for charting dozens of previously unknown worlds and systems.
Example sentencesExamples
- Wrestling is silly, sometimes galactically so.
- But what if we thought galactically and acted molecularly?
- After last year's galactically dismal showing, the big studios appear to have actually come up with some promising options for 2002.
- Then we're doing regional planning, so when people say think globally, act locally, I get accused of thinking galactically and acting terrestrially.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Greek galaktias (variant of galaxias 'galaxy') + -ic.

Rhymes

anaphylactic, ataractic, autodidactic, chiropractic, climactic, didactic, lactic, prophylactic, syntactic, tactic

Definition of galactic in US English:

galactic

adjectiveɡəˈlaktikɡəˈlæktɪk

1Relating to a galaxy or galaxies, especially the Milky Way galaxy.
（与）星系（有关）的（尤指银河系的）
the search for a black hole at the galactic center
Example sentencesExamples
- The galactic centre of our galaxy is one of Integral's prime targets.
- Other sources that contribute to the near-Earth space environment include galactic cosmic ray particles, which originate from outside of the solar system.
- The second are galactic cosmic rays, which, although not as lethal as solar flares, represent a continuous background radiation to which the crew would be exposed.
- But even shielding does little good against so-called galactic cosmic radiation, which originates in deep space.
- The space radiation environment encompasses a broad spectrum of radiation ranging from infra-red to galactic cosmic radiation.
- Our Milky Way galaxy is gobbling up its galactic neighbor, Sagittarius, and scientists this week offered documentary proof of this continuing cosmic cannibalism.
- In fact, the Sun is at an optimal distance from the galactic centre, called the co-rotation radius.
- If accurate, this new view of galactic demography might force astronomers to rethink the fundamentals of galaxy formation.
- Radiation could perhaps be a show-stopper because the environment in space - there's galactic cosmic rays.
- The galactic centre can only be observed at certain wavelengths, such as X-rays, because large amounts of dust lie in our line of sight and this blocks out optical light.
- It was possibly the most important observation but it was just personal observation to sample the glory and the majesty of the galactic plain and the centre of the galaxy.
- They are produced in the atmosphere by the interaction of galactic cosmic rays with the atoms of the atmosphere.
- The cyclical nature of our weather changes point to the variables in our solar system and even galactic variations.
- However, there are larger explosions, notably those that go on in the middle of active galactic nucleii, like quasars.
- A coil of a superconducting material could produce a substantial magnetic field, which could, in turn, deflect the energetic galactic cosmic radiation.
- They compared the observed shape in space of 160,000 galaxies to models of galactic distribution that incorporated various masses for the neutrino.
- Why, given its exceedingly smooth beginnings, is the universe so clumpy, on all scales from galaxies to galactic superclusters?
- By contrast, to reach our nearest galactic neighbor, the Andromeda galaxy, you'd need only twenty-five Milky Ways.
- A record of the long term variations of the galactic cosmic ray flux can be extracted from Iron meteorites.
- In fact, the Universe as observed today seems to have barely a fraction of the mass needed to keep galaxies from flying apart, based on the rotations of the stars in the galaxy about the galactic center.
1. 1.1Astronomy Measured relative to the galactic equator.
  〔天文〕以银道圈为标准进行测量的
  the south galactic pole
  Example sentencesExamples
  Out past Fomalhaut, toward the south galactic pole, the stars fade.
  This map is plotted in galactic coordinates - the plane of the Milky Way galaxy passes across the middle of this chart with the zero point of galactic latitude and longitude pointing directly at the galactic centre.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Greek galaktias (variant of galaxias ‘galaxy’) + -ic.

词汇	galactic
释义	Definition of galactic in English: galactic adjective ɡəˈlaktɪkɡəˈlæktɪk 1Relating to a galaxy or galaxies, especially the galaxy containing the solar system. （与）星系（有关）的（尤指银河系的） the search for a black hole at the galactic centre Example sentencesExamples In fact, the Universe as observed today seems to have barely a fraction of the mass needed to keep galaxies from flying apart, based on the rotations of the stars in the galaxy about the galactic center. The galactic centre of our galaxy is one of Integral's prime targets. Our Milky Way galaxy is gobbling up its galactic neighbor, Sagittarius, and scientists this week offered documentary proof of this continuing cosmic cannibalism. The space radiation environment encompasses a broad spectrum of radiation ranging from infra-red to galactic cosmic radiation. Radiation could perhaps be a show-stopper because the environment in space - there's galactic cosmic rays. However, there are larger explosions, notably those that go on in the middle of active galactic nucleii, like quasars. The second are galactic cosmic rays, which, although not as lethal as solar flares, represent a continuous background radiation to which the crew would be exposed. Other sources that contribute to the near-Earth space environment include galactic cosmic ray particles, which originate from outside of the solar system. By contrast, to reach our nearest galactic neighbor, the Andromeda galaxy, you'd need only twenty-five Milky Ways. The galactic centre can only be observed at certain wavelengths, such as X-rays, because large amounts of dust lie in our line of sight and this blocks out optical light. A coil of a superconducting material could produce a substantial magnetic field, which could, in turn, deflect the energetic galactic cosmic radiation. They are produced in the atmosphere by the interaction of galactic cosmic rays with the atoms of the atmosphere. It was possibly the most important observation but it was just personal observation to sample the glory and the majesty of the galactic plain and the centre of the galaxy. Why, given its exceedingly smooth beginnings, is the universe so clumpy, on all scales from galaxies to galactic superclusters? They compared the observed shape in space of 160,000 galaxies to models of galactic distribution that incorporated various masses for the neutrino. The cyclical nature of our weather changes point to the variables in our solar system and even galactic variations. If accurate, this new view of galactic demography might force astronomers to rethink the fundamentals of galaxy formation. A record of the long term variations of the galactic cosmic ray flux can be extracted from Iron meteorites. In fact, the Sun is at an optimal distance from the galactic centre, called the co-rotation radius. But even shielding does little good against so-called galactic cosmic radiation, which originates in deep space. 1.1Astronomy Measured relative to the galactic equator. 〔天文〕以银道圈为标准进行测量的 the south galactic pole Example sentencesExamples This map is plotted in galactic coordinates - the plane of the Milky Way galaxy passes across the middle of this chart with the zero point of galactic latitude and longitude pointing directly at the galactic centre. Out past Fomalhaut, toward the south galactic pole, the stars fade. Derivatives galactically adverb Devin is a galactically renowned explorer and adventurer, captain, responsible for charting dozens of previously unknown worlds and systems. Example sentencesExamples Wrestling is silly, sometimes galactically so. But what if we thought galactically and acted molecularly? After last year's galactically dismal showing, the big studios appear to have actually come up with some promising options for 2002. Then we're doing regional planning, so when people say think globally, act locally, I get accused of thinking galactically and acting terrestrially. Origin Mid 19th century: from Greek galaktias (variant of galaxias 'galaxy') + -ic. Rhymes anaphylactic, ataractic, autodidactic, chiropractic, climactic, didactic, lactic, prophylactic, syntactic, tactic Definition of galactic in US English: galactic adjectiveɡəˈlaktikɡəˈlæktɪk 1Relating to a galaxy or galaxies, especially the Milky Way galaxy. （与）星系（有关）的（尤指银河系的） the search for a black hole at the galactic center Example sentencesExamples The galactic centre of our galaxy is one of Integral's prime targets. Other sources that contribute to the near-Earth space environment include galactic cosmic ray particles, which originate from outside of the solar system. The second are galactic cosmic rays, which, although not as lethal as solar flares, represent a continuous background radiation to which the crew would be exposed. But even shielding does little good against so-called galactic cosmic radiation, which originates in deep space. The space radiation environment encompasses a broad spectrum of radiation ranging from infra-red to galactic cosmic radiation. Our Milky Way galaxy is gobbling up its galactic neighbor, Sagittarius, and scientists this week offered documentary proof of this continuing cosmic cannibalism. In fact, the Sun is at an optimal distance from the galactic centre, called the co-rotation radius. If accurate, this new view of galactic demography might force astronomers to rethink the fundamentals of galaxy formation. Radiation could perhaps be a show-stopper because the environment in space - there's galactic cosmic rays. The galactic centre can only be observed at certain wavelengths, such as X-rays, because large amounts of dust lie in our line of sight and this blocks out optical light. It was possibly the most important observation but it was just personal observation to sample the glory and the majesty of the galactic plain and the centre of the galaxy. They are produced in the atmosphere by the interaction of galactic cosmic rays with the atoms of the atmosphere. The cyclical nature of our weather changes point to the variables in our solar system and even galactic variations. However, there are larger explosions, notably those that go on in the middle of active galactic nucleii, like quasars. A coil of a superconducting material could produce a substantial magnetic field, which could, in turn, deflect the energetic galactic cosmic radiation. They compared the observed shape in space of 160,000 galaxies to models of galactic distribution that incorporated various masses for the neutrino. Why, given its exceedingly smooth beginnings, is the universe so clumpy, on all scales from galaxies to galactic superclusters? By contrast, to reach our nearest galactic neighbor, the Andromeda galaxy, you'd need only twenty-five Milky Ways. A record of the long term variations of the galactic cosmic ray flux can be extracted from Iron meteorites. In fact, the Universe as observed today seems to have barely a fraction of the mass needed to keep galaxies from flying apart, based on the rotations of the stars in the galaxy about the galactic center. 1.1Astronomy Measured relative to the galactic equator. 〔天文〕以银道圈为标准进行测量的 the south galactic pole Example sentencesExamples Out past Fomalhaut, toward the south galactic pole, the stars fade. This map is plotted in galactic coordinates - the plane of the Milky Way galaxy passes across the middle of this chart with the zero point of galactic latitude and longitude pointing directly at the galactic centre. Origin Mid 19th century: from Greek galaktias (variant of galaxias ‘galaxy’) + -ic.
随便看	keen to have keen-witted keen-wittedness keep keep a beady eye on keepable keepable keep abreast keep abreast of keep a check on keep a check on keep a civil tongue in head keep a civil tongue in one's head keep a civil tongue in one's head keep a count keep a count of keep after keep a house keep a lid on keep alive keep-alive keep alive the memory of keep a lookout at keep a lookout for keep a lookout (over)