Definition of coronagraph in English:

coronagraph

noun kəˈrəʊnəɡrɑːfkəˈrōnəˌɡraf

An instrument that blocks out light emitted by the sun's actual surface so that the corona can be observed.
日冕仪
Example sentencesExamples
- In other words, a coronagraph produces an artificial solar eclipse.
- In addition to its suite of cameras, Skylab was stocked with tons of scientific equipment, including coronagraphs, spectrometers, and ultraviolet and X-ray telescopes.
- By the time their orbits take them close to the Sun so they become bright, they are lost in the Sun's glare and require a space-based coronagraph like that on SOHO to be seen.
- Their coronagraph - which created a false eclipse by blocking the visible disk of the Sun from the field of view - allowed them to spy on the solar atmosphere.
- Solar Heliospheric Activity Research and Prediction Program uses two instruments: an Atmospheric Imaging Assembly and a white light coronagraph.

Definition of coronagraph in US English:

coronagraph

nounkəˈrōnəˌɡraf

An instrument that blocks out light emitted by the sun's actual surface so that the corona can be observed.
日冕仪
Example sentencesExamples
- Their coronagraph - which created a false eclipse by blocking the visible disk of the Sun from the field of view - allowed them to spy on the solar atmosphere.
- In other words, a coronagraph produces an artificial solar eclipse.
- Solar Heliospheric Activity Research and Prediction Program uses two instruments: an Atmospheric Imaging Assembly and a white light coronagraph.
- By the time their orbits take them close to the Sun so they become bright, they are lost in the Sun's glare and require a space-based coronagraph like that on SOHO to be seen.
- In addition to its suite of cameras, Skylab was stocked with tons of scientific equipment, including coronagraphs, spectrometers, and ultraviolet and X-ray telescopes.

词汇	coronagraph
释义	Definition of coronagraph in English: coronagraph noun kəˈrəʊnəɡrɑːfkəˈrōnəˌɡraf An instrument that blocks out light emitted by the sun's actual surface so that the corona can be observed. 日冕仪 Example sentencesExamples In other words, a coronagraph produces an artificial solar eclipse. In addition to its suite of cameras, Skylab was stocked with tons of scientific equipment, including coronagraphs, spectrometers, and ultraviolet and X-ray telescopes. By the time their orbits take them close to the Sun so they become bright, they are lost in the Sun's glare and require a space-based coronagraph like that on SOHO to be seen. Their coronagraph - which created a false eclipse by blocking the visible disk of the Sun from the field of view - allowed them to spy on the solar atmosphere. Solar Heliospheric Activity Research and Prediction Program uses two instruments: an Atmospheric Imaging Assembly and a white light coronagraph. Definition of coronagraph in US English: coronagraph nounkəˈrōnəˌɡraf An instrument that blocks out light emitted by the sun's actual surface so that the corona can be observed. 日冕仪 Example sentencesExamples Their coronagraph - which created a false eclipse by blocking the visible disk of the Sun from the field of view - allowed them to spy on the solar atmosphere. In other words, a coronagraph produces an artificial solar eclipse. Solar Heliospheric Activity Research and Prediction Program uses two instruments: an Atmospheric Imaging Assembly and a white light coronagraph. By the time their orbits take them close to the Sun so they become bright, they are lost in the Sun's glare and require a space-based coronagraph like that on SOHO to be seen. In addition to its suite of cameras, Skylab was stocked with tons of scientific equipment, including coronagraphs, spectrometers, and ultraviolet and X-ray telescopes.
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