chronometer发音

意思翻译

n.[天]精密记时表；高度精确的钟表；航海经线仪

相似词语短语

chronometer do───天文钟do

chronometer login───计时器登录

chronometer food───计时食品

chronometer online───计时器在线

chronometer definition───天文钟定义

chronometer food log───计时食物日志

双语使用场景

Any observer with a decimal chronometer and a view of the sun's height above the horizon would then know instantly where on the planet he was.───任何人只要有这样一块十进制表，再加上能看到地平线以上太阳的高度，就会立刻知道他在地球上的位置。

James is conversant with chronometer and geography.───詹姆斯精通天文和地理。

My watch is more expensive because its a chronometer.───我的手表是精密型的，所以要比你的贵。

What I cannot receive Internet repeatedly or chronometer calculates accident to go is very slow.───我不能连接到互联网或有时计算机运行的很慢。

Technical advances included electrolysis, the ship's chronometer, chemical processing, tool-making machines, and the water frame.───技术进步包括电解、船上的精密计时器、化学反应、机床和水力纺纱机等等。

"It's not going to be at the accuracy level of a chronometer for the Olympic events, " he says.───“这不会是如用在奥林匹克世运的精密的时钟，”他说。

A chronometer from the bridge of the Titanic on display at the Science Museum in London, May 15, 2003.───2003年5月15日伦敦科学博物馆展出的从泰坦尼克号架桥上找到的精密计时器。

The problem was not solved completely until the invention of the marine chronometer in the eighteenth century.───这个问题直到十八世纪发明了航海经线仪才得以解决。

Sextant: Relatively useless without tables and a chronometer.───航海六分仪：没有手表和天文台表就没用了。

英语使用场景

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The maritime chronometer took Britain to pre-eminence in safe navigation and helped secure the empire.

The chronometer - maker's expert hand plays an essential role in this process.

James is conversant with chronometer and geography.

It is use in navigation, chronometer, and weather and so on.

Ancient chronometer glossary is a weak part in the study of ancient Chinese glossary.

The chronometer confirmed his flying time since the aerial refuelling over Omsk, tallying with the covered distance on the on-board computer.

Hope the friends of chronometer and geological can calculate and determine it once again.

A chronometer is hidden within all words, and in each length of nucleic acid.