Definition of orbital in English:

orbital

adjective ˈɔːbɪt(ə)lˈɔrbədl

1Relating to an orbit or orbits.
（与）轨道（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- Hubble and other orbital observatories may join in too.
- Planetary mass, size, and orbital dynamics are the properties that make up this second proposed definition.
- In fact, all the planets orbit the sun close to such a fixed orbital plane.
- Instead, Virgin is looking at the possibility of orbital spaceflight.
- Currently, orbital spaceflight is available to those who are willing to pay the price.
- If there is sufficient interest, I will then examine the effects of orbital flight and orbital operations.
- After his orbital flight, Gagarin made many public appearances and in 1966 began training for a Soyuz flight.
- Many asteroids are members of groups with very similar orbital shapes, tilts, and solar distances.
- Suborbital and orbital transportation, however, do not require any property rights.
- This nearly polar orbit is designed such that the spacecraft's orbital path moves at the same apparent rate as the Sun.
- If the orbital velocity is increased, the orbit moves outward from the Sun; if the velocity is decreased, the orbit moves inward toward the Sun.
- It was quickly realized that a previously known anomaly in the orbital motion of Mercury was explicable with the relativistic theory.
- Unlike the Soyuz, the orbital module was equipped with its own propulsion, solar power, and control systems, allowing autonomous flight.
- This creates increased atmospheric drag on spacecraft in low orbits, shortening their orbital lifetime.
- Objects in orbit change orbital paths fairly often.
- A list of all the phases of flight that a reusable orbital launcher must successfully transit is truly daunting.
- With its emphasis on accurate space flight simulation and orbital mechanics, Orbiter is not all things to all space and astronomy enthusiasts.
- Kepler's third law of planetary motion says that the square of the planet's orbital period is proportional to the cube of its semimajor axis.
- Another problem with comets is that, unlike their asteroid cousins, their orbital parameters are often poorly known and therefore difficult to project into the future to see if they pose any threat.
- Its slightly elongated orbit takes it around the star in about 13 years, comparable to Jupiter's orbital period of 11.86 years.
1. 1.1British (of a road) passing round the outside of a town.
  〈英〉（道路）环城的，绕城的
  Example sentencesExamples
  A young, obese psychic spends her days driving the orbital road surrounding London, pulling up at struggling community halls or greasy steakhouses to perform stage shows.
  Despite Mum's apprehensions we made the motorway journey from Little Walden (north of Cambridge) down to the London orbital road and out to Portsmouth without a hiccup.
  It is thought that a fully completed, two-way orbital route will also make the town centre more attractive.
  The city is physically contained by the orbital M25 motorway with its 31 junctions.
  Before the shake-up of Blackburn's roads to create the orbital route in 2001, Freckleton Street bridge carried traffic from King Street to Bolton Road.
  The M60 ‘missing link’ between Middleton and Denton opened in October 2000 and was the final piece in Manchester's orbital motorway.
  Work should start in the summer, and will mean the end of a rat-run used by motorists trying to avoid traffic lights on the town centre orbital route.
  Up to 400 horseboxes could be involved, potentially bringing the orbital motorway to a standstill.
  Apple has confirmed its third UK retail location: the Bluewater shopping centre in Kent, just outside London's M25 orbital freeway.
  Motorists have been given diversions through Mill Hill or the orbital route and traffic jams are expected.
  A report by banking group Halifax revealed that the top 30 towns for price growth were all outside the M25 London orbital motorway, and Brighouse headed the list.
  Plans for a new orbital road around Ballina are moving forward and a display of the proposals will be made for the general public early next month.
  The road turned out to be La Periphique, the orbital motorway that has been built more or less precisely on the boundary between the city of Paris and its suburbs.
  Until now, traffic travelling from the Preston Old Road side of town has been directed either through the town centre or round the orbital route.
  The contract will in effect involve the widening of all the remaining three-lane sections of the M25 to four lanes, and cover 100 km of the London orbital motorway.
  Minister Parlon said the site in question was strategically located near the partially completed orbital road which makes it more attractive for locating the Department of Agriculture headquarters on, he added.
  It is set off the main road from London to Portsmouth, the naval town on the south coast, and nowadays the intersection of this road and the London orbital motorway lies in Ockham Wood.
  London's orbital M25, between junctions five and 21, was the worst followed by the A303 from Andover, Hampshire, onwards.
  Plans were shelved at that time until the Blackburn orbital route was complete.
  On February 1st they kick-started the tendering process for the extension of the M77 to Fenwick and the creation of the new Glasgow southern orbital road.
  The concept of an orbital road around the capital had been discussed since the Royal Commission on London Traffic in 1905.

noun ˈɔːbɪt(ə)lˈɔrbədl

1British An orbital road.
〈英〉环形路
Example sentencesExamples
- The M25, the London orbital where traffic moves so slowly that it has basically become the world's largest carpark, was even busier than usual this weekend.
2Physics
Each of the actual or potential patterns of electron density which may be formed in an atom or molecule by one or more electrons, and can be represented as a wave function.
〔物理〕轨道电子密度
Example sentencesExamples
- The effect is due to the distortion of the electron orbitals because of the magnetic field.
- The ground state of the molecule is that in which the bonding electrons are in the molecular orbitals of lowest energy.
- It is also possible for two orbitals on each atom to overlap, forming two molecular orbitals between the two atoms.
- In addition, it can also lead to daunting calculations as each atom contributes its orbitals to the whole molecule.
- In chemical reactions, it is the electrons in these orbitals that form or break bonds between different atoms.

Derivatives

orbitally

adverb

Scott Lehman points out: ‘Their technique is still heavily reliant on the accuracy of the orbitally derived mile posts.’

Origin

Mid 16th century (referring to the eye socket): probably from medieval Latin orbitalis, from Latin orbita (see orbit).

Definition of orbital in US English:

orbital

adjectiveˈôrbədlˈɔrbədl

1Relating to an orbit or orbits.
（与）轨道（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- Instead, Virgin is looking at the possibility of orbital spaceflight.
- Suborbital and orbital transportation, however, do not require any property rights.
- This nearly polar orbit is designed such that the spacecraft's orbital path moves at the same apparent rate as the Sun.
- Another problem with comets is that, unlike their asteroid cousins, their orbital parameters are often poorly known and therefore difficult to project into the future to see if they pose any threat.
- Unlike the Soyuz, the orbital module was equipped with its own propulsion, solar power, and control systems, allowing autonomous flight.
- If there is sufficient interest, I will then examine the effects of orbital flight and orbital operations.
- After his orbital flight, Gagarin made many public appearances and in 1966 began training for a Soyuz flight.
- This creates increased atmospheric drag on spacecraft in low orbits, shortening their orbital lifetime.
- Its slightly elongated orbit takes it around the star in about 13 years, comparable to Jupiter's orbital period of 11.86 years.
- Currently, orbital spaceflight is available to those who are willing to pay the price.
- Many asteroids are members of groups with very similar orbital shapes, tilts, and solar distances.
- In fact, all the planets orbit the sun close to such a fixed orbital plane.
- Objects in orbit change orbital paths fairly often.
- If the orbital velocity is increased, the orbit moves outward from the Sun; if the velocity is decreased, the orbit moves inward toward the Sun.
- A list of all the phases of flight that a reusable orbital launcher must successfully transit is truly daunting.
- Planetary mass, size, and orbital dynamics are the properties that make up this second proposed definition.
- Kepler's third law of planetary motion says that the square of the planet's orbital period is proportional to the cube of its semimajor axis.
- With its emphasis on accurate space flight simulation and orbital mechanics, Orbiter is not all things to all space and astronomy enthusiasts.
- Hubble and other orbital observatories may join in too.
- It was quickly realized that a previously known anomaly in the orbital motion of Mercury was explicable with the relativistic theory.
1. 1.1British (of a road) passing around the outside of a town.
  〈英〉（道路）环城的，绕城的
  Example sentencesExamples
  The M60 ‘missing link’ between Middleton and Denton opened in October 2000 and was the final piece in Manchester's orbital motorway.
  Despite Mum's apprehensions we made the motorway journey from Little Walden (north of Cambridge) down to the London orbital road and out to Portsmouth without a hiccup.
  The city is physically contained by the orbital M25 motorway with its 31 junctions.
  A young, obese psychic spends her days driving the orbital road surrounding London, pulling up at struggling community halls or greasy steakhouses to perform stage shows.
  It is set off the main road from London to Portsmouth, the naval town on the south coast, and nowadays the intersection of this road and the London orbital motorway lies in Ockham Wood.
  Work should start in the summer, and will mean the end of a rat-run used by motorists trying to avoid traffic lights on the town centre orbital route.
  On February 1st they kick-started the tendering process for the extension of the M77 to Fenwick and the creation of the new Glasgow southern orbital road.
  A report by banking group Halifax revealed that the top 30 towns for price growth were all outside the M25 London orbital motorway, and Brighouse headed the list.
  It is thought that a fully completed, two-way orbital route will also make the town centre more attractive.
  Up to 400 horseboxes could be involved, potentially bringing the orbital motorway to a standstill.
  Plans were shelved at that time until the Blackburn orbital route was complete.
  Apple has confirmed its third UK retail location: the Bluewater shopping centre in Kent, just outside London's M25 orbital freeway.
  London's orbital M25, between junctions five and 21, was the worst followed by the A303 from Andover, Hampshire, onwards.
  Until now, traffic travelling from the Preston Old Road side of town has been directed either through the town centre or round the orbital route.
  Plans for a new orbital road around Ballina are moving forward and a display of the proposals will be made for the general public early next month.
  Before the shake-up of Blackburn's roads to create the orbital route in 2001, Freckleton Street bridge carried traffic from King Street to Bolton Road.
  The road turned out to be La Periphique, the orbital motorway that has been built more or less precisely on the boundary between the city of Paris and its suburbs.
  Motorists have been given diversions through Mill Hill or the orbital route and traffic jams are expected.
  Minister Parlon said the site in question was strategically located near the partially completed orbital road which makes it more attractive for locating the Department of Agriculture headquarters on, he added.
  The concept of an orbital road around the capital had been discussed since the Royal Commission on London Traffic in 1905.
  The contract will in effect involve the widening of all the remaining three-lane sections of the M25 to four lanes, and cover 100 km of the London orbital motorway.

nounˈôrbədlˈɔrbədl

Physics

Each of the actual or potential patterns of electron density that may be formed in an atom or molecule by one or more electrons, and that can be represented as a wave function.
〔物理〕轨道电子密度
Example sentencesExamples
- In addition, it can also lead to daunting calculations as each atom contributes its orbitals to the whole molecule.
- It is also possible for two orbitals on each atom to overlap, forming two molecular orbitals between the two atoms.
- The ground state of the molecule is that in which the bonding electrons are in the molecular orbitals of lowest energy.
- In chemical reactions, it is the electrons in these orbitals that form or break bonds between different atoms.
- The effect is due to the distortion of the electron orbitals because of the magnetic field.

Origin

Mid 16th century (referring to the eye socket): probably from medieval Latin orbitalis, from Latin orbita (see orbit).

词汇	orbital
释义	Definition of orbital in English: orbital adjective ˈɔːbɪt(ə)lˈɔrbədl 1Relating to an orbit or orbits. （与）轨道（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples Hubble and other orbital observatories may join in too. Planetary mass, size, and orbital dynamics are the properties that make up this second proposed definition. In fact, all the planets orbit the sun close to such a fixed orbital plane. Instead, Virgin is looking at the possibility of orbital spaceflight. Currently, orbital spaceflight is available to those who are willing to pay the price. If there is sufficient interest, I will then examine the effects of orbital flight and orbital operations. After his orbital flight, Gagarin made many public appearances and in 1966 began training for a Soyuz flight. Many asteroids are members of groups with very similar orbital shapes, tilts, and solar distances. Suborbital and orbital transportation, however, do not require any property rights. This nearly polar orbit is designed such that the spacecraft's orbital path moves at the same apparent rate as the Sun. If the orbital velocity is increased, the orbit moves outward from the Sun; if the velocity is decreased, the orbit moves inward toward the Sun. It was quickly realized that a previously known anomaly in the orbital motion of Mercury was explicable with the relativistic theory. Unlike the Soyuz, the orbital module was equipped with its own propulsion, solar power, and control systems, allowing autonomous flight. This creates increased atmospheric drag on spacecraft in low orbits, shortening their orbital lifetime. Objects in orbit change orbital paths fairly often. A list of all the phases of flight that a reusable orbital launcher must successfully transit is truly daunting. With its emphasis on accurate space flight simulation and orbital mechanics, Orbiter is not all things to all space and astronomy enthusiasts. Kepler's third law of planetary motion says that the square of the planet's orbital period is proportional to the cube of its semimajor axis. Another problem with comets is that, unlike their asteroid cousins, their orbital parameters are often poorly known and therefore difficult to project into the future to see if they pose any threat. Its slightly elongated orbit takes it around the star in about 13 years, comparable to Jupiter's orbital period of 11.86 years. 1.1British (of a road) passing round the outside of a town. 〈英〉（道路）环城的，绕城的 Example sentencesExamples A young, obese psychic spends her days driving the orbital road surrounding London, pulling up at struggling community halls or greasy steakhouses to perform stage shows. Despite Mum's apprehensions we made the motorway journey from Little Walden (north of Cambridge) down to the London orbital road and out to Portsmouth without a hiccup. It is thought that a fully completed, two-way orbital route will also make the town centre more attractive. The city is physically contained by the orbital M25 motorway with its 31 junctions. Before the shake-up of Blackburn's roads to create the orbital route in 2001, Freckleton Street bridge carried traffic from King Street to Bolton Road. The M60 ‘missing link’ between Middleton and Denton opened in October 2000 and was the final piece in Manchester's orbital motorway. Work should start in the summer, and will mean the end of a rat-run used by motorists trying to avoid traffic lights on the town centre orbital route. Up to 400 horseboxes could be involved, potentially bringing the orbital motorway to a standstill. Apple has confirmed its third UK retail location: the Bluewater shopping centre in Kent, just outside London's M25 orbital freeway. Motorists have been given diversions through Mill Hill or the orbital route and traffic jams are expected. A report by banking group Halifax revealed that the top 30 towns for price growth were all outside the M25 London orbital motorway, and Brighouse headed the list. Plans for a new orbital road around Ballina are moving forward and a display of the proposals will be made for the general public early next month. The road turned out to be La Periphique, the orbital motorway that has been built more or less precisely on the boundary between the city of Paris and its suburbs. Until now, traffic travelling from the Preston Old Road side of town has been directed either through the town centre or round the orbital route. The contract will in effect involve the widening of all the remaining three-lane sections of the M25 to four lanes, and cover 100 km of the London orbital motorway. Minister Parlon said the site in question was strategically located near the partially completed orbital road which makes it more attractive for locating the Department of Agriculture headquarters on, he added. It is set off the main road from London to Portsmouth, the naval town on the south coast, and nowadays the intersection of this road and the London orbital motorway lies in Ockham Wood. London's orbital M25, between junctions five and 21, was the worst followed by the A303 from Andover, Hampshire, onwards. Plans were shelved at that time until the Blackburn orbital route was complete. On February 1st they kick-started the tendering process for the extension of the M77 to Fenwick and the creation of the new Glasgow southern orbital road. The concept of an orbital road around the capital had been discussed since the Royal Commission on London Traffic in 1905. noun ˈɔːbɪt(ə)lˈɔrbədl 1British An orbital road. 〈英〉环形路 Example sentencesExamples The M25, the London orbital where traffic moves so slowly that it has basically become the world's largest carpark, was even busier than usual this weekend. 2Physics Each of the actual or potential patterns of electron density which may be formed in an atom or molecule by one or more electrons, and can be represented as a wave function. 〔物理〕轨道电子密度 Example sentencesExamples The effect is due to the distortion of the electron orbitals because of the magnetic field. The ground state of the molecule is that in which the bonding electrons are in the molecular orbitals of lowest energy. It is also possible for two orbitals on each atom to overlap, forming two molecular orbitals between the two atoms. In addition, it can also lead to daunting calculations as each atom contributes its orbitals to the whole molecule. In chemical reactions, it is the electrons in these orbitals that form or break bonds between different atoms. Derivatives orbitally adverb Scott Lehman points out: ‘Their technique is still heavily reliant on the accuracy of the orbitally derived mile posts.’ Origin Mid 16th century (referring to the eye socket): probably from medieval Latin orbitalis, from Latin orbita (see orbit). Definition of orbital in US English: orbital adjectiveˈôrbədlˈɔrbədl 1Relating to an orbit or orbits. （与）轨道（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples Instead, Virgin is looking at the possibility of orbital spaceflight. Suborbital and orbital transportation, however, do not require any property rights. This nearly polar orbit is designed such that the spacecraft's orbital path moves at the same apparent rate as the Sun. Another problem with comets is that, unlike their asteroid cousins, their orbital parameters are often poorly known and therefore difficult to project into the future to see if they pose any threat. Unlike the Soyuz, the orbital module was equipped with its own propulsion, solar power, and control systems, allowing autonomous flight. If there is sufficient interest, I will then examine the effects of orbital flight and orbital operations. After his orbital flight, Gagarin made many public appearances and in 1966 began training for a Soyuz flight. This creates increased atmospheric drag on spacecraft in low orbits, shortening their orbital lifetime. Its slightly elongated orbit takes it around the star in about 13 years, comparable to Jupiter's orbital period of 11.86 years. Currently, orbital spaceflight is available to those who are willing to pay the price. Many asteroids are members of groups with very similar orbital shapes, tilts, and solar distances. In fact, all the planets orbit the sun close to such a fixed orbital plane. Objects in orbit change orbital paths fairly often. If the orbital velocity is increased, the orbit moves outward from the Sun; if the velocity is decreased, the orbit moves inward toward the Sun. A list of all the phases of flight that a reusable orbital launcher must successfully transit is truly daunting. Planetary mass, size, and orbital dynamics are the properties that make up this second proposed definition. Kepler's third law of planetary motion says that the square of the planet's orbital period is proportional to the cube of its semimajor axis. With its emphasis on accurate space flight simulation and orbital mechanics, Orbiter is not all things to all space and astronomy enthusiasts. Hubble and other orbital observatories may join in too. It was quickly realized that a previously known anomaly in the orbital motion of Mercury was explicable with the relativistic theory. 1.1British (of a road) passing around the outside of a town. 〈英〉（道路）环城的，绕城的 Example sentencesExamples The M60 ‘missing link’ between Middleton and Denton opened in October 2000 and was the final piece in Manchester's orbital motorway. Despite Mum's apprehensions we made the motorway journey from Little Walden (north of Cambridge) down to the London orbital road and out to Portsmouth without a hiccup. The city is physically contained by the orbital M25 motorway with its 31 junctions. A young, obese psychic spends her days driving the orbital road surrounding London, pulling up at struggling community halls or greasy steakhouses to perform stage shows. It is set off the main road from London to Portsmouth, the naval town on the south coast, and nowadays the intersection of this road and the London orbital motorway lies in Ockham Wood. Work should start in the summer, and will mean the end of a rat-run used by motorists trying to avoid traffic lights on the town centre orbital route. On February 1st they kick-started the tendering process for the extension of the M77 to Fenwick and the creation of the new Glasgow southern orbital road. A report by banking group Halifax revealed that the top 30 towns for price growth were all outside the M25 London orbital motorway, and Brighouse headed the list. It is thought that a fully completed, two-way orbital route will also make the town centre more attractive. Up to 400 horseboxes could be involved, potentially bringing the orbital motorway to a standstill. Plans were shelved at that time until the Blackburn orbital route was complete. Apple has confirmed its third UK retail location: the Bluewater shopping centre in Kent, just outside London's M25 orbital freeway. London's orbital M25, between junctions five and 21, was the worst followed by the A303 from Andover, Hampshire, onwards. Until now, traffic travelling from the Preston Old Road side of town has been directed either through the town centre or round the orbital route. Plans for a new orbital road around Ballina are moving forward and a display of the proposals will be made for the general public early next month. Before the shake-up of Blackburn's roads to create the orbital route in 2001, Freckleton Street bridge carried traffic from King Street to Bolton Road. The road turned out to be La Periphique, the orbital motorway that has been built more or less precisely on the boundary between the city of Paris and its suburbs. Motorists have been given diversions through Mill Hill or the orbital route and traffic jams are expected. Minister Parlon said the site in question was strategically located near the partially completed orbital road which makes it more attractive for locating the Department of Agriculture headquarters on, he added. The concept of an orbital road around the capital had been discussed since the Royal Commission on London Traffic in 1905. The contract will in effect involve the widening of all the remaining three-lane sections of the M25 to four lanes, and cover 100 km of the London orbital motorway. nounˈôrbədlˈɔrbədl Physics Each of the actual or potential patterns of electron density that may be formed in an atom or molecule by one or more electrons, and that can be represented as a wave function. 〔物理〕轨道电子密度 Example sentencesExamples In addition, it can also lead to daunting calculations as each atom contributes its orbitals to the whole molecule. It is also possible for two orbitals on each atom to overlap, forming two molecular orbitals between the two atoms. The ground state of the molecule is that in which the bonding electrons are in the molecular orbitals of lowest energy. In chemical reactions, it is the electrons in these orbitals that form or break bonds between different atoms. The effect is due to the distortion of the electron orbitals because of the magnetic field. Origin Mid 16th century (referring to the eye socket): probably from medieval Latin orbitalis, from Latin orbita (see orbit).
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