释义 |
peri·gee \ˈperə(ˌ)jē, -əji\ noun (-s) Etymology: Middle French & New Latin; Middle French, from New Latin perigaeum, perigeum, from Greek perigeion, from neuter of perigeios near the earth, from peri- + -geios (from gē earth) : the point in the orbit of a satellite (as the moon or an artificial body) of the earth that is nearest to the center of the earth — opposed to apogee; compare apsis, pericenter, perihelion |