Definition of hyperspace in English:

hyperspace

nounˈhʌɪpəspeɪsˈhaɪpərˌspeɪs

mass noun

1Space of more than three dimensions.
超空间，（超三维的）多维空间
Example sentencesExamples
- De Certeau's oppositional term, ‘tactic’, can, on the other hand, be used to conceptualise hyperspace and the screener's activity.
- The UN briefing tape shows a live satellite feed from the space shuttle showing space craft obviously using hyperspace technology.
- The real space of the viewer can become a kind of hyperspace.
- Furthermore, in eighth dimensional hyperspace, the strength of correlation between two events does not weaken as they draw further apart.
- The vortex that occurs on a 3-d sphere rotating in hyperspace could be a conduit to other dimensions or parallel universes.
- I'm scanning all hyperspace frequencies and wavelengths, along with all sensor and communication relay nets.
1. 1.1 (in science fiction) a notional space–time continuum in which it is possible to travel faster than light.
  （科幻小说用语）时空连续体（一种想像物，可允许超光速飞行）
  Example sentencesExamples
  We are going to hop around in hyperspace for a while until we come up with some ideas.
  In the middle of that chaos Ivanov ordered impatiently: ‘Leap into hyperspace now!’
  We can fire the Superlaser, and create a black hole to suck them into, or just have simple space warfare, and escape through hyperspace.
  Around them, more ships came out of hyperspace.
  Come out of hyperspace, we're approaching earth's orbit.
  Certain points in space allow for easier access to hyperspace, so spacestations and bases are often constructed nearby them.
  I was going to alert them to prepare for battle a half an hour before we come out of hyperspace.
  ‘Something just knocked us out of hyperspace,’ Mira said, getting up and walking over to the view port.
  An entire sector of space flashed as thousands of human ships came out of hyperspace.
  The Commander glanced at his sensors and saw that the massive space station had jumped to hyperspace, its interdiction field now gone.
  He could see the vivacious beauty of hyperspace out beyond the magnetic containment field.
  There's a ship coming out of hyperspace about 10 million miles from here.
  After a few minutes of tense waiting, Kade's scanner detected a massive tachyon burst, indicating the Sirran ships had entered hyperspace.
  Soon the star field distorted and the rebel ships disappeared into the vortex of hyperspace.
  A ship emerged from the center of the wormhole, and moments later the gateway through hyperspace contracted into nothing behind the starship.
  All of a sudden, another cruiser (an SD), jumped in from hyperspace.
  Those in the support fleet who weren't neutralized fled to the sanctuary of hyperspace en route back to Confederate Space.
  When a ship exited a wormhole and dropped from hyperspace to normal, there was a distinct effect on the human body.
  Without warning, the sensors on the Achilles pinged a pair of hyperspace contacts headed straight for Inner Sol.
  The two ships dropped out of hyperspace, just outside the planet's gravitational range.

Derivatives

hyperspatial

adjectivehʌɪpəˈspeɪʃ(ə)l

One does not need a hyperspatial jump to recognize that being the ‘largest’ is the very problem of these systems.
Example sentencesExamples
- Sophisticated and powerful neutrino scanners had tracked the hyperspatial movements of the flotilla long before they reached their ultimate destination.
- It's a program, a piece of hyperspatial software designed explicitly to interface with the Mystery.
- By gum, there is evidence for the hyperspatial nature of knitting in my own home.

Definition of hyperspace in US English:

hyperspace

nounˈhīpərˌspāsˈhaɪpərˌspeɪs

1Space of more than three dimensions.
超空间，（超三维的）多维空间
Example sentencesExamples
- The UN briefing tape shows a live satellite feed from the space shuttle showing space craft obviously using hyperspace technology.
- Furthermore, in eighth dimensional hyperspace, the strength of correlation between two events does not weaken as they draw further apart.
- De Certeau's oppositional term, ‘tactic’, can, on the other hand, be used to conceptualise hyperspace and the screener's activity.
- I'm scanning all hyperspace frequencies and wavelengths, along with all sensor and communication relay nets.
- The vortex that occurs on a 3-d sphere rotating in hyperspace could be a conduit to other dimensions or parallel universes.
- The real space of the viewer can become a kind of hyperspace.
1. 1.1 (in science fiction) a notional space-time continuum in which it is possible to travel faster than light.
  （科幻小说用语）时空连续体（一种想像物，可允许超光速飞行）
  Example sentencesExamples
  Without warning, the sensors on the Achilles pinged a pair of hyperspace contacts headed straight for Inner Sol.
  A ship emerged from the center of the wormhole, and moments later the gateway through hyperspace contracted into nothing behind the starship.
  Come out of hyperspace, we're approaching earth's orbit.
  Those in the support fleet who weren't neutralized fled to the sanctuary of hyperspace en route back to Confederate Space.
  Certain points in space allow for easier access to hyperspace, so spacestations and bases are often constructed nearby them.
  In the middle of that chaos Ivanov ordered impatiently: ‘Leap into hyperspace now!’
  We can fire the Superlaser, and create a black hole to suck them into, or just have simple space warfare, and escape through hyperspace.
  Around them, more ships came out of hyperspace.
  He could see the vivacious beauty of hyperspace out beyond the magnetic containment field.
  The two ships dropped out of hyperspace, just outside the planet's gravitational range.
  I was going to alert them to prepare for battle a half an hour before we come out of hyperspace.
  ‘Something just knocked us out of hyperspace,’ Mira said, getting up and walking over to the view port.
  An entire sector of space flashed as thousands of human ships came out of hyperspace.
  There's a ship coming out of hyperspace about 10 million miles from here.
  After a few minutes of tense waiting, Kade's scanner detected a massive tachyon burst, indicating the Sirran ships had entered hyperspace.
  The Commander glanced at his sensors and saw that the massive space station had jumped to hyperspace, its interdiction field now gone.
  Soon the star field distorted and the rebel ships disappeared into the vortex of hyperspace.
  All of a sudden, another cruiser (an SD), jumped in from hyperspace.
  We are going to hop around in hyperspace for a while until we come up with some ideas.
  When a ship exited a wormhole and dropped from hyperspace to normal, there was a distinct effect on the human body.

单词	hyperspace
释义	Definition of hyperspace in English: hyperspace nounˈhʌɪpəspeɪsˈhaɪpərˌspeɪs mass noun 1Space of more than three dimensions. 超空间，（超三维的）多维空间 Example sentencesExamples De Certeau's oppositional term, ‘tactic’, can, on the other hand, be used to conceptualise hyperspace and the screener's activity. The UN briefing tape shows a live satellite feed from the space shuttle showing space craft obviously using hyperspace technology. The real space of the viewer can become a kind of hyperspace. Furthermore, in eighth dimensional hyperspace, the strength of correlation between two events does not weaken as they draw further apart. The vortex that occurs on a 3-d sphere rotating in hyperspace could be a conduit to other dimensions or parallel universes. I'm scanning all hyperspace frequencies and wavelengths, along with all sensor and communication relay nets. 1.1 (in science fiction) a notional space–time continuum in which it is possible to travel faster than light. （科幻小说用语）时空连续体（一种想像物，可允许超光速飞行） Example sentencesExamples We are going to hop around in hyperspace for a while until we come up with some ideas. In the middle of that chaos Ivanov ordered impatiently: ‘Leap into hyperspace now!’ We can fire the Superlaser, and create a black hole to suck them into, or just have simple space warfare, and escape through hyperspace. Around them, more ships came out of hyperspace. Come out of hyperspace, we're approaching earth's orbit. Certain points in space allow for easier access to hyperspace, so spacestations and bases are often constructed nearby them. I was going to alert them to prepare for battle a half an hour before we come out of hyperspace. ‘Something just knocked us out of hyperspace,’ Mira said, getting up and walking over to the view port. An entire sector of space flashed as thousands of human ships came out of hyperspace. The Commander glanced at his sensors and saw that the massive space station had jumped to hyperspace, its interdiction field now gone. He could see the vivacious beauty of hyperspace out beyond the magnetic containment field. There's a ship coming out of hyperspace about 10 million miles from here. After a few minutes of tense waiting, Kade's scanner detected a massive tachyon burst, indicating the Sirran ships had entered hyperspace. Soon the star field distorted and the rebel ships disappeared into the vortex of hyperspace. A ship emerged from the center of the wormhole, and moments later the gateway through hyperspace contracted into nothing behind the starship. All of a sudden, another cruiser (an SD), jumped in from hyperspace. Those in the support fleet who weren't neutralized fled to the sanctuary of hyperspace en route back to Confederate Space. When a ship exited a wormhole and dropped from hyperspace to normal, there was a distinct effect on the human body. Without warning, the sensors on the Achilles pinged a pair of hyperspace contacts headed straight for Inner Sol. The two ships dropped out of hyperspace, just outside the planet's gravitational range. Derivatives hyperspatial adjectivehʌɪpəˈspeɪʃ(ə)l One does not need a hyperspatial jump to recognize that being the ‘largest’ is the very problem of these systems. Example sentencesExamples Sophisticated and powerful neutrino scanners had tracked the hyperspatial movements of the flotilla long before they reached their ultimate destination. It's a program, a piece of hyperspatial software designed explicitly to interface with the Mystery. By gum, there is evidence for the hyperspatial nature of knitting in my own home. Definition of hyperspace in US English: hyperspace nounˈhīpərˌspāsˈhaɪpərˌspeɪs 1Space of more than three dimensions. 超空间，（超三维的）多维空间 Example sentencesExamples The UN briefing tape shows a live satellite feed from the space shuttle showing space craft obviously using hyperspace technology. Furthermore, in eighth dimensional hyperspace, the strength of correlation between two events does not weaken as they draw further apart. De Certeau's oppositional term, ‘tactic’, can, on the other hand, be used to conceptualise hyperspace and the screener's activity. I'm scanning all hyperspace frequencies and wavelengths, along with all sensor and communication relay nets. The vortex that occurs on a 3-d sphere rotating in hyperspace could be a conduit to other dimensions or parallel universes. The real space of the viewer can become a kind of hyperspace. 1.1 (in science fiction) a notional space-time continuum in which it is possible to travel faster than light. （科幻小说用语）时空连续体（一种想像物，可允许超光速飞行） Example sentencesExamples Without warning, the sensors on the Achilles pinged a pair of hyperspace contacts headed straight for Inner Sol. A ship emerged from the center of the wormhole, and moments later the gateway through hyperspace contracted into nothing behind the starship. Come out of hyperspace, we're approaching earth's orbit. Those in the support fleet who weren't neutralized fled to the sanctuary of hyperspace en route back to Confederate Space. Certain points in space allow for easier access to hyperspace, so spacestations and bases are often constructed nearby them. In the middle of that chaos Ivanov ordered impatiently: ‘Leap into hyperspace now!’ We can fire the Superlaser, and create a black hole to suck them into, or just have simple space warfare, and escape through hyperspace. Around them, more ships came out of hyperspace. He could see the vivacious beauty of hyperspace out beyond the magnetic containment field. The two ships dropped out of hyperspace, just outside the planet's gravitational range. I was going to alert them to prepare for battle a half an hour before we come out of hyperspace. ‘Something just knocked us out of hyperspace,’ Mira said, getting up and walking over to the view port. An entire sector of space flashed as thousands of human ships came out of hyperspace. There's a ship coming out of hyperspace about 10 million miles from here. After a few minutes of tense waiting, Kade's scanner detected a massive tachyon burst, indicating the Sirran ships had entered hyperspace. The Commander glanced at his sensors and saw that the massive space station had jumped to hyperspace, its interdiction field now gone. Soon the star field distorted and the rebel ships disappeared into the vortex of hyperspace. All of a sudden, another cruiser (an SD), jumped in from hyperspace. We are going to hop around in hyperspace for a while until we come up with some ideas. When a ship exited a wormhole and dropped from hyperspace to normal, there was a distinct effect on the human body.
随便看	get in/into get in line get in on get in on get in on the act get in on the ground floor get in on the ground floor get in operation get in order get in someone's good books get in someone's hair get in someone's line of vision get in supplies of get in the mood get in there get in there get in the right frame of mind get in the swim get in the way of get into get into a dispute get into arrears get into a state get into a stew get into a tangle