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

ballistic

/bəˈlɪstɪk

adjective

1Relating to projectiles or their flight.The vehicle system is a turreted, armored, all-wheel drive vehicle that provides increased ballistic and land mine protection....

Mounted onto a stock with the addition of a winch, ratchet apparatus, and trigger mechanism, much further distances and much greater ballistic forces were achieved.
This complete loss of memory after 0.1 ps reduces the amount of ballistic motion of atoms inside a void.

2Moving under the force of gravity only.At that point the fuel to the rocket was cut off and the missile coasted along its ballistic trajectory to the target....

Most of a spacecraft's flight is ballistic, that is, it is not powered but is pulled by gravity, with engines needed for course corrections.
Mortars are ballistic weapons that have projectile trajectories undistorted by rocket engine or guidance system.

Phrases

go ballistic

Derivatives

ballistically

adverb ...

The scene in the room was not properly preserved, the weapon involved was not ballistically tested and the bullet casing went missing.
The bomb falls ballistically and we drop it so that even if there's no laser spot it's going to drop pretty close to the target.
He will tell us, according to sources, that these three shootings are linked ballistically.

Origin

Late 18th century: from ballista + -ic.

Two ancient engines of war, a catapult for hurling large stones and a large crossbow firing a spear, were each known as a ballista. The Latin source, ballista, from Greek ballein ‘to throw’, gave us ballistic. As a technical term this dates from the 18th century, but it only became widely known in the mid 20th century with the development of the ballistic missile, a missile which is initially powered and guided but falls under gravity on to its target. In the 1980s to go ballistic began to be used meaning ‘to fly into a rage’.

单词	ballistic
释义	ballistic /bəˈlɪstɪk / adjective 1Relating to projectiles or their flight.The vehicle system is a turreted, armored, all-wheel drive vehicle that provides increased ballistic and land mine protection.... Mounted onto a stock with the addition of a winch, ratchet apparatus, and trigger mechanism, much further distances and much greater ballistic forces were achieved. This complete loss of memory after 0.1 ps reduces the amount of ballistic motion of atoms inside a void. 2Moving under the force of gravity only.At that point the fuel to the rocket was cut off and the missile coasted along its ballistic trajectory to the target.... Most of a spacecraft's flight is ballistic, that is, it is not powered but is pulled by gravity, with engines needed for course corrections. Mortars are ballistic weapons that have projectile trajectories undistorted by rocket engine or guidance system. Phrases go ballistic Derivatives ballistically adverb ... The scene in the room was not properly preserved, the weapon involved was not ballistically tested and the bullet casing went missing. The bomb falls ballistically and we drop it so that even if there's no laser spot it's going to drop pretty close to the target. He will tell us, according to sources, that these three shootings are linked ballistically. Origin Late 18th century: from ballista + -ic. Two ancient engines of war, a catapult for hurling large stones and a large crossbow firing a spear, were each known as a ballista. The Latin source, ballista, from Greek ballein ‘to throw’, gave us ballistic. As a technical term this dates from the 18th century, but it only became widely known in the mid 20th century with the development of the ballistic missile, a missile which is initially powered and guided but falls under gravity on to its target. In the 1980s to go ballistic began to be used meaning ‘to fly into a rage’.
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