space station

英 [ˈspeɪs steɪʃn]

美 [ˈspeɪs steɪʃn]

n. 太空站; 航天站; 宇宙空间站

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noun

太空站；航天站；宇宙空间站
a large structure that is sent into space and remains above the earth as a base for people working and travelling in space

太空站;航天站;宇宙空间站
Aspace stationis a place built for astronauts to live and work in, which is sent into space and then keeps going around the earth.

noun

a manned artificial satellite in a fixed orbit designed for scientific research
Synonym:space platformspace laboratory

China aims to set up a simple space lab in2011 and a manned space station in2020.
中国计划在2011年建立起一个简单的空间实验室，并在2020年开始建造载人空间站。
When the boosters have helped to lift a space station into orbit, they separate from it and return to the earth.
助推火箭把太空站推入轨道后，就自行脱落返回地球。
The probe closed with the space station.
探测器和太空站临近。
Astronauts will conduct two spacewalks to complete the space station maintenance.
宇航员们将进行两次太空行走，完成空间站维护工作。
They have docked a robot module alongside the orbiting space station
他们已经将一个自动操作舱与沿轨道运行的空间站并行对接上了。
It's a busy time for the space station.
这是太空站上一段忙碌的时间。
One of the two bathrooms on the International Space Station is broken.
国际空间站上两个洗手间中的一个被弄坏了。
His objective was to kill the space station project altogether
他的目的是使空间站项目全面停止。
The space shuttle will link up with the space station this afternoon.
航天飞机将于今天下午和太空站对接。
The international space station was built exclusively by the United States and Russia.
国际空间站是由美国和俄罗斯单独建造的。