英语词汇“rover”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

rover1

/ˈrəʊvə

noun

1A person who spends their time wandering: they became rovers who departed further and further from civilization...

I could take on a crew and sail to Canada in my own boat instead of booking passage, or turn into a rover of the sea, going where I please and doing what I like.
But who is he, this invisible being that rules me, this unknowable being, this rover of a supernatural race?

Synonyms

wanderer, traveller, globetrotter, drifter, bird of passage, roamer, itinerant, transient;

nomad, gypsy, Romany;

tramp, vagrant, vagabond;

North American hobo

informal gadabout

Scottish archaic landloper

2(In various sports) a player not restricted to a particular position on the field.

2.1 Australian Rules Football One of the three players making up a ruck, typically one who is small, fast, and skilful at receiving the ball.

3A vehicle for driving over rough terrain, especially one driven by remote control over extraterrestrial terrain: a lunar rover...

So any reduction in wait time can be important particularly if you're remote-controlling a Mars rover.
Both Mars rovers came into their landings faster than expected, only just decelerating in time even with the benefit of braking thrusters.
This allows us to program the rover's traverses across the terrain visually and to place its arm with a high degree of precision.

4 Croquet A ball that has passed all the hoops but not pegged out.

4.1A player who has a rover ball.

5 Archery A mark for long-distance shooting.

5.1A mark chosen at random and not at a determined range.

6 (Rover or Rover Scout) A member of a Scouting organization aged around 17-24.It was between 1926 and 1936 that I was Scouting and I remember his dad at that time as a Rover Scout, as was my brother, who later became Cub Master.

Rhymes

rover2

/ˈrəʊvə

noun archaic

A pirate.

Origin

Middle English: from Middle Low German, Middle Dutch rōver, from rōven 'rob'; related to reave.

rover3

/ˈrəʊvə

noun

A person or machine that makes roves of fibre (see rove³).

单词	rover
释义	rover1 /ˈrəʊvə / noun 1A person who spends their time wandering: they became rovers who departed further and further from civilization... I could take on a crew and sail to Canada in my own boat instead of booking passage, or turn into a rover of the sea, going where I please and doing what I like. But who is he, this invisible being that rules me, this unknowable being, this rover of a supernatural race? Synonyms wanderer, traveller, globetrotter, drifter, bird of passage, roamer, itinerant, transient; nomad, gypsy, Romany; tramp, vagrant, vagabond; North American hobo informal gadabout Scottish archaic landloper 2(In various sports) a player not restricted to a particular position on the field. 2.1 Australian Rules Football One of the three players making up a ruck, typically one who is small, fast, and skilful at receiving the ball. 3A vehicle for driving over rough terrain, especially one driven by remote control over extraterrestrial terrain: a lunar rover... So any reduction in wait time can be important particularly if you're remote-controlling a Mars rover. Both Mars rovers came into their landings faster than expected, only just decelerating in time even with the benefit of braking thrusters. This allows us to program the rover's traverses across the terrain visually and to place its arm with a high degree of precision. 4 Croquet A ball that has passed all the hoops but not pegged out. 4.1A player who has a rover ball. 5 Archery A mark for long-distance shooting. 5.1A mark chosen at random and not at a determined range. 6 (Rover or Rover Scout) A member of a Scouting organization aged around 17-24.It was between 1926 and 1936 that I was Scouting and I remember his dad at that time as a Rover Scout, as was my brother, who later became Cub Master. Rhymes Canova, Casanova, clover, Dover, drover, Grsbover, Jehovah, left-over, Markova, Moldova, moreover, Navrátilová, nova, ova, over, Pavlova, trover, up-and-over rover2 /ˈrəʊvə / noun archaic A pirate. Origin Middle English: from Middle Low German, Middle Dutch rōver, from rōven 'rob'; related to reave. rover3 /ˈrəʊvə / noun A person or machine that makes roves of fibre (see rove³).
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