Definition of space station in English:

space station

noun

A large artificial satellite used as a long-term base for manned operations in space.
Example sentencesExamples
- The space station is now the most complex and powerful spacecraft ever built.
- We travel up in the Soyuz capsule the Russians have been using since the Mir space station.
- At the same time, Nasa was under pressure to build the international space station.
- Two days later, the craft will match the orbit of the international space station, enabling it to dock safely.
- Clearly, the idea of the space shuttle, and the idea of a space station, were misguided.
- For this reason, astronomers refer to the environment on-board the space station as microgravity.
- The footprint as well as several consecutive orbits of the Mir space station are shown on the map.
- Astronauts aboard the international space station also sent their best wishes.
- There they met and interviewed Alex Martynov, a controller who worked on the MIR space station.
- The cosmonauts had spent the last three weeks in the Soviet space station, everything had gone well, and they were coming home.
- Despite years of operation, almost no science has been conducted on the space station.
- The Russians had the space station Mir in orbit and American astronauts were on board for lengthy visits.
- Nasa recently lost its robot probe to Mars, and Russia has been plagued by problems with the Mir space station.
- Mr Volkov spent more than a year in space and worked on the Mir space station.
- Just this week, China announced that it will be putting its own space station into orbit.
- Along with five other astronauts, he has been on a Nasa mission to continue construction on the international space station.
- Astronauts sealed in a spacecraft or space station need a continuous supply of oxygen.
- During its final years in orbit, the Russian space station Mir suffered a number of mishaps.
- Aboard a space station orbiting in full view of Earth, a cosmonaut always has the option of being able to bail out and return home.
- NASA estimates it will take three and a half years to add the shielding to the orbiting space station.
Synonyms
space capsule, spacecraft

Definition of space station in US English:

space station

nounˈspeɪ(s) ˌsteɪʃənˈspā(s) ˌstāSHən

A large artificial satellite used as a long-term base for manned operations in space.
Example sentencesExamples
- Despite years of operation, almost no science has been conducted on the space station.
- The footprint as well as several consecutive orbits of the Mir space station are shown on the map.
- We travel up in the Soyuz capsule the Russians have been using since the Mir space station.
- Aboard a space station orbiting in full view of Earth, a cosmonaut always has the option of being able to bail out and return home.
- For this reason, astronomers refer to the environment on-board the space station as microgravity.
- NASA estimates it will take three and a half years to add the shielding to the orbiting space station.
- The cosmonauts had spent the last three weeks in the Soviet space station, everything had gone well, and they were coming home.
- The Russians had the space station Mir in orbit and American astronauts were on board for lengthy visits.
- The space station is now the most complex and powerful spacecraft ever built.
- Mr Volkov spent more than a year in space and worked on the Mir space station.
- Nasa recently lost its robot probe to Mars, and Russia has been plagued by problems with the Mir space station.
- During its final years in orbit, the Russian space station Mir suffered a number of mishaps.
- Along with five other astronauts, he has been on a Nasa mission to continue construction on the international space station.
- Two days later, the craft will match the orbit of the international space station, enabling it to dock safely.
- Just this week, China announced that it will be putting its own space station into orbit.
- There they met and interviewed Alex Martynov, a controller who worked on the MIR space station.
- Astronauts aboard the international space station also sent their best wishes.
- At the same time, Nasa was under pressure to build the international space station.
- Clearly, the idea of the space shuttle, and the idea of a space station, were misguided.
- Astronauts sealed in a spacecraft or space station need a continuous supply of oxygen.
Synonyms
space capsule, spacecraft

单词	space station
释义	Definition of space station in English: space station noun A large artificial satellite used as a long-term base for manned operations in space. Example sentencesExamples The space station is now the most complex and powerful spacecraft ever built. We travel up in the Soyuz capsule the Russians have been using since the Mir space station. At the same time, Nasa was under pressure to build the international space station. Two days later, the craft will match the orbit of the international space station, enabling it to dock safely. Clearly, the idea of the space shuttle, and the idea of a space station, were misguided. For this reason, astronomers refer to the environment on-board the space station as microgravity. The footprint as well as several consecutive orbits of the Mir space station are shown on the map. Astronauts aboard the international space station also sent their best wishes. There they met and interviewed Alex Martynov, a controller who worked on the MIR space station. The cosmonauts had spent the last three weeks in the Soviet space station, everything had gone well, and they were coming home. Despite years of operation, almost no science has been conducted on the space station. The Russians had the space station Mir in orbit and American astronauts were on board for lengthy visits. Nasa recently lost its robot probe to Mars, and Russia has been plagued by problems with the Mir space station. Mr Volkov spent more than a year in space and worked on the Mir space station. Just this week, China announced that it will be putting its own space station into orbit. Along with five other astronauts, he has been on a Nasa mission to continue construction on the international space station. Astronauts sealed in a spacecraft or space station need a continuous supply of oxygen. During its final years in orbit, the Russian space station Mir suffered a number of mishaps. Aboard a space station orbiting in full view of Earth, a cosmonaut always has the option of being able to bail out and return home. NASA estimates it will take three and a half years to add the shielding to the orbiting space station. Synonyms space capsule, spacecraft Definition of space station in US English: space station nounˈspeɪ(s) ˌsteɪʃənˈspā(s) ˌstāSHən A large artificial satellite used as a long-term base for manned operations in space. Example sentencesExamples Despite years of operation, almost no science has been conducted on the space station. The footprint as well as several consecutive orbits of the Mir space station are shown on the map. We travel up in the Soyuz capsule the Russians have been using since the Mir space station. Aboard a space station orbiting in full view of Earth, a cosmonaut always has the option of being able to bail out and return home. For this reason, astronomers refer to the environment on-board the space station as microgravity. NASA estimates it will take three and a half years to add the shielding to the orbiting space station. The cosmonauts had spent the last three weeks in the Soviet space station, everything had gone well, and they were coming home. The Russians had the space station Mir in orbit and American astronauts were on board for lengthy visits. The space station is now the most complex and powerful spacecraft ever built. Mr Volkov spent more than a year in space and worked on the Mir space station. Nasa recently lost its robot probe to Mars, and Russia has been plagued by problems with the Mir space station. During its final years in orbit, the Russian space station Mir suffered a number of mishaps. Along with five other astronauts, he has been on a Nasa mission to continue construction on the international space station. Two days later, the craft will match the orbit of the international space station, enabling it to dock safely. Just this week, China announced that it will be putting its own space station into orbit. There they met and interviewed Alex Martynov, a controller who worked on the MIR space station. Astronauts aboard the international space station also sent their best wishes. At the same time, Nasa was under pressure to build the international space station. Clearly, the idea of the space shuttle, and the idea of a space station, were misguided. Astronauts sealed in a spacecraft or space station need a continuous supply of oxygen. Synonyms space capsule, spacecraft
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