Definition of space cadet in English:

space cadet

noun

1A trainee astronaut.
受训的宇航员
Example sentencesExamples
- Hey, I'm not gonna have my future space cadet be late for training.
- White teeth, square jaws and perfectly coiffed tresses are the order of the day for both sexes in this film, as a group of brave youngsters sign up to become elite space cadets and save their world.
1. 1.1 An enthusiast for space travel, typically a young person.
  宇宙旅行的爱好者（多指年轻人）
  Example sentencesExamples
  For those space cadets who, like myself, witnessed the event on television, the spirit of those pioneers will live on, whatever the fallout from the latest tragedy.
2informal A person regarded as being out of touch with reality.
〈非正式〉脱离现实的人
it's not surprising that the British rock press has her down as a major space cadet
Example sentencesExamples
- He's a bit of a space cadet but he has fantastic energy, a great physique and is fast.
- I was such a space cadet, deep in thought but thinking of nothing most of the time.
- Sometimes she could be a little bit of a space cadet, but that was only because of her attention deficit disorder, which was kept in check by the meds supplied by her mother every morning when she woke up.
- You were totally in another universe, you space cadet!
- But Ashley is still the space cadet that we know and love.
- The questions seemed designed, as they say, for airheads and space cadets - absolutely unfair to the contending ladies, among whom were students, bank clerks and wannabe lawyers.
- What was it like to try to pin them down, because they both, kind of, come off as space cadets and give these long, rambling answers?
- At this, a beatific, lights-on-but-no-one-home smile spreads across the space cadet's face.
- He's a total space cadet if he thinks we can track down a fictitious character.
- And if one more person around me calls me a space cadet, I'm going to smack him.
- Rachel isn't the right woman for him, but Jude is probably too much of a space cadet.
- Olivia is a nice woman, but a bit of a space cadet, always kind of frazzled and forgetful, rushing to and fro.
- He cast himself as a sort of acoustic space cadet, a folksy psychadelicist who tries to hard for weird chords and lets-scream-this-all-together humanist anthems.
- It is a huge misconception that experiencers are gullible, fantasy prone, space cadets.

Definition of space cadet in US English:

space cadet

nounspās kəˈdetspeɪs kəˈdɛt

1A trainee astronaut.
受训的宇航员
Example sentencesExamples
- Hey, I'm not gonna have my future space cadet be late for training.
- White teeth, square jaws and perfectly coiffed tresses are the order of the day for both sexes in this film, as a group of brave youngsters sign up to become elite space cadets and save their world.
1. 1.1 An enthusiast for space travel, typically a young person.
  宇宙旅行的爱好者（多指年轻人）
  Example sentencesExamples
  For those space cadets who, like myself, witnessed the event on television, the spirit of those pioneers will live on, whatever the fallout from the latest tragedy.
2. 1.2informal A person perceived as out of touch with reality, as though high on drugs.
  〈非正式〉脱离现实的人
  Example sentencesExamples
  Sometimes she could be a little bit of a space cadet, but that was only because of her attention deficit disorder, which was kept in check by the meds supplied by her mother every morning when she woke up.
  I was such a space cadet, deep in thought but thinking of nothing most of the time.
  The questions seemed designed, as they say, for airheads and space cadets - absolutely unfair to the contending ladies, among whom were students, bank clerks and wannabe lawyers.
  And if one more person around me calls me a space cadet, I'm going to smack him.
  Olivia is a nice woman, but a bit of a space cadet, always kind of frazzled and forgetful, rushing to and fro.
  You were totally in another universe, you space cadet!
  But Ashley is still the space cadet that we know and love.
  He cast himself as a sort of acoustic space cadet, a folksy psychadelicist who tries to hard for weird chords and lets-scream-this-all-together humanist anthems.
  It is a huge misconception that experiencers are gullible, fantasy prone, space cadets.
  At this, a beatific, lights-on-but-no-one-home smile spreads across the space cadet's face.
  He's a bit of a space cadet but he has fantastic energy, a great physique and is fast.
  What was it like to try to pin them down, because they both, kind of, come off as space cadets and give these long, rambling answers?
  He's a total space cadet if he thinks we can track down a fictitious character.
  Rachel isn't the right woman for him, but Jude is probably too much of a space cadet.

单词	space cadet
释义	Definition of space cadet in English: space cadet noun 1A trainee astronaut. 受训的宇航员 Example sentencesExamples Hey, I'm not gonna have my future space cadet be late for training. White teeth, square jaws and perfectly coiffed tresses are the order of the day for both sexes in this film, as a group of brave youngsters sign up to become elite space cadets and save their world. 1.1 An enthusiast for space travel, typically a young person. 宇宙旅行的爱好者（多指年轻人） Example sentencesExamples For those space cadets who, like myself, witnessed the event on television, the spirit of those pioneers will live on, whatever the fallout from the latest tragedy. 2informal A person regarded as being out of touch with reality. 〈非正式〉脱离现实的人 it's not surprising that the British rock press has her down as a major space cadet Example sentencesExamples He's a bit of a space cadet but he has fantastic energy, a great physique and is fast. I was such a space cadet, deep in thought but thinking of nothing most of the time. Sometimes she could be a little bit of a space cadet, but that was only because of her attention deficit disorder, which was kept in check by the meds supplied by her mother every morning when she woke up. You were totally in another universe, you space cadet! But Ashley is still the space cadet that we know and love. The questions seemed designed, as they say, for airheads and space cadets - absolutely unfair to the contending ladies, among whom were students, bank clerks and wannabe lawyers. What was it like to try to pin them down, because they both, kind of, come off as space cadets and give these long, rambling answers? At this, a beatific, lights-on-but-no-one-home smile spreads across the space cadet's face. He's a total space cadet if he thinks we can track down a fictitious character. And if one more person around me calls me a space cadet, I'm going to smack him. Rachel isn't the right woman for him, but Jude is probably too much of a space cadet. Olivia is a nice woman, but a bit of a space cadet, always kind of frazzled and forgetful, rushing to and fro. He cast himself as a sort of acoustic space cadet, a folksy psychadelicist who tries to hard for weird chords and lets-scream-this-all-together humanist anthems. It is a huge misconception that experiencers are gullible, fantasy prone, space cadets. Definition of space cadet in US English: space cadet nounspās kəˈdetspeɪs kəˈdɛt 1A trainee astronaut. 受训的宇航员 Example sentencesExamples Hey, I'm not gonna have my future space cadet be late for training. White teeth, square jaws and perfectly coiffed tresses are the order of the day for both sexes in this film, as a group of brave youngsters sign up to become elite space cadets and save their world. 1.1 An enthusiast for space travel, typically a young person. 宇宙旅行的爱好者（多指年轻人） Example sentencesExamples For those space cadets who, like myself, witnessed the event on television, the spirit of those pioneers will live on, whatever the fallout from the latest tragedy. 1.2informal A person perceived as out of touch with reality, as though high on drugs. 〈非正式〉脱离现实的人 Example sentencesExamples Sometimes she could be a little bit of a space cadet, but that was only because of her attention deficit disorder, which was kept in check by the meds supplied by her mother every morning when she woke up. I was such a space cadet, deep in thought but thinking of nothing most of the time. The questions seemed designed, as they say, for airheads and space cadets - absolutely unfair to the contending ladies, among whom were students, bank clerks and wannabe lawyers. And if one more person around me calls me a space cadet, I'm going to smack him. Olivia is a nice woman, but a bit of a space cadet, always kind of frazzled and forgetful, rushing to and fro. You were totally in another universe, you space cadet! But Ashley is still the space cadet that we know and love. He cast himself as a sort of acoustic space cadet, a folksy psychadelicist who tries to hard for weird chords and lets-scream-this-all-together humanist anthems. It is a huge misconception that experiencers are gullible, fantasy prone, space cadets. At this, a beatific, lights-on-but-no-one-home smile spreads across the space cadet's face. He's a bit of a space cadet but he has fantastic energy, a great physique and is fast. What was it like to try to pin them down, because they both, kind of, come off as space cadets and give these long, rambling answers? He's a total space cadet if he thinks we can track down a fictitious character. Rachel isn't the right woman for him, but Jude is probably too much of a space cadet.
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