celestial
发音
英 [səˈlestiəl]
美 [səˈlestʃl]
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- adj.
- 天的，天空的
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- n.
- 天人，神仙
- （指封建时代的）中国人，天朝之人
单词词源
celestial 天空的
来自拉丁词caelum, 天空，最终来自PIE*kaid,*skai, 照耀，明亮，词源同candle, shine.
反义词
adj.
双语例句
- 1. The celestial array of apostles prophets and saints with their intricate golden haloes combined with contrasting lapis lazuli and vermilion is still vibrant after six centuries .
- 天国里使徒、先知和圣人头顶的金色光环，对比强烈的天青色和朱红色颜料，历经六个世纪依然光辉夺目。
- 2. Said in another way , at a latitude of 44 degrees any star will be circumpolar if it 's less than 44 degrees from the north celestial pole .
- 用另一种方式来说，在纬度为44度的地方，任何星星，只要低于天北极44度，都可以认为它是拱极星。
- 3. In the middle ages , the sky was understood to be a celestial canopy above the fixed earth , and the sun and moon were imagined as moving in the heavens over our stationary platform .
- 在中世纪，人们认为天空是地球的天蓬，太阳和月亮是在天堂中围绕我们静止的地面运动。
- 4. The celestial array of apostles , prophets and saints with their intricate golden haloes , combined with contrasting lapis lazuli and vermilion , is still vibrant after six centuries .
- 众使徒、先知和圣人头顶的金色光环，对比强烈的天青色和朱红色颜料，历经六个世纪依然光辉夺目。
- 5. At least , he 's no more of a god than , say , superman , who also hailed from a remote celestial world populated by high-powered pseudo-humans .
- 至少，与其说他是神不如说是超人，同样来自遥远的由法力强大的类似人类构成的天外世界。