observatories

英 [əbˈzɜːvətriz]

美 [əbˈzɜrvəˌtɔriz]

n.  天文台; 天文观测站; 气象台
observatory的复数

柯林斯词典

• 天文台；观象台；天文观测站
  Anobservatoryis a building with a large telescope from which scientists study things such as the planets by watching them.

双语例句

• Measurement method and analysis of electromagnetic environment in radio astronomic observatories
  射电天文站电磁环境测量方法及分析
• Ideally, countries should have national observatories, which would monitor and analyse health systems and help tailor and coordinate health, education and labour policies to the country's needs.
  理想状态是，每个国家都应该建立自己的“观测台”，监督和分析卫生系统的运行，并根据本国需要来制定和协调卫生、教育和劳动方面的政策。
• The European Space Agency has launched into orbit, two space observatories that will help scientists understand the information of the universe.
  欧洲航天局将两个太空望远镜发射进入轨道，将帮助科学家理解宇宙信息。
• Meteorologists use satellites, land observatories and historical data to provide information about the weather.
  气象学家使用卫星、上天文台和历史资料来提供有关天气的信息。
• Now, however, scientists have directly observed planets outside our solar system for the first time, using incredibly powerful telescopes at the Keck and Gemini Observatories in Hawaii.
  现在，科学家自夏威夷的凯克天文台和双子宫天文台，使用异常强大的望远镜，首次直接观测到太阳系以外的行星。
• Yang Guang, an astronomer at the National Astronomical Observatories satellite observation station in Changchun, said there is no scientific reason to think the world will end on Friday.
  来自国家天文台长春人造卫星观测站的天文学家杨光（音译）表示，没有任何科学证据表明，周五将是世界末日。
• Michael Mumma and colleagues made the discovery by searching the Martian surface for the spectroscopic signature of methane, using three Earth-based observatories.
  迈克尔•穆马（（MichaelMumma）和他的同事利用地球上的3座天文台，通过在火星表面搜寻甲烷的分光镜特征而得到了上述发现。
• I have volunteered and worked for science museums and observatories ever since high school, and continue to do so on my spare time when not working as a professional scientist.
  从高中开始我当过科学博物馆和天文台的志愿工作者，在专业科学家的工作时间之外我也继续这样的志愿工作。
• Two large monitoring projects of this kind are NEON the National Ecological Observatory Network andOOI, the Ocean Observatories Initiative.
  在这一类监控项目中有两个比较有代表性的大型项目，一个是美国国家生态观测站网络（NEON），一个是海洋观测计划（OOI）。
• Observatories watched the event from Earth and scientists hoped the cloud of dust and debris would provide clues to the geological composition of the site.
  很多观测站在地表观测了撞击全过程，科学家希望撞击所激起的尘云和碎石能为研究“卓越湖”区域的地质构成提供依据。