Definition of Quadrantid in English:

Quadrantid

noun kwɒˈdrantɪd

Astronomy

Any of a shower of meteors which appear to radiate from the constellation Boötes (in a part formerly regarded as a distinct constellation, Quadrans Muralis) in early January.

adjective kwɒˈdrantɪd

Astronomy

Late 19th century; earliest use found in George F. Chambers (1841–1915). From post-classical Latin quadrant-, quadrans + -id, after Perseid.

nounkwɒˈdrantɪd

Astronomy

Any of a shower of meteors which appear to radiate from the constellation Boötes (in a part formerly regarded as a distinct constellation, Quadrans Muralis) in early January.

adjectivekwɒˈdrantɪd

Astronomy

Late 19th century; earliest use found in George F. Chambers (1841–1915). From post-classical Latin quadrant-, quadrans + -id, after Perseid.

词汇	Quadrantid
释义	Definition of Quadrantid in English: Quadrantid noun kwɒˈdrantɪd Astronomy Any of a shower of meteors which appear to radiate from the constellation Boötes (in a part formerly regarded as a distinct constellation, Quadrans Muralis) in early January. adjective kwɒˈdrantɪd Astronomy Designating this shower of meteors; of or relating to the Quadrantids. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in George F. Chambers (1841–1915). From post-classical Latin quadrant-, quadrans + -id, after Perseid. Definition of Quadrantid in US English: Quadrantid nounkwɒˈdrantɪd Astronomy Any of a shower of meteors which appear to radiate from the constellation Boötes (in a part formerly regarded as a distinct constellation, Quadrans Muralis) in early January. adjectivekwɒˈdrantɪd Astronomy Designating this shower of meteors; of or relating to the Quadrantids. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in George F. Chambers (1841–1915). From post-classical Latin quadrant-, quadrans + -id, after Perseid.
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