Definition of aerobrake in English:

aerobrake

verb ˈɛːrəʊbreɪkˈerōˌbrāk

[no object]technical

Cause a spacecraft to slow down by flying through a planet's rarefied atmosphere to produce aerodynamic drag.
〈技〉行星气层减速
they were going to be aerobraking to reduce speed
Example sentencesExamples
- Flight controllers also tested a new maneuvering technique called aerobraking, which uses a planet's atmosphere to slow a spacecraft.
- While there are a number of other missions that have successfully aerobraked into more circular and less elliptical orbits, the maneuver is never a cakewalk.
- Odyssey used the same dips into the atmosphere, known as aerobraking, to shape its orbit during the initial months after it reached Mars.
- If the planet has an atmosphere, it can be used for aerobraking to slow down the spacecraft, and this has been done at Mars.
- Martian orbiters can use aerobraking to reduce the amount of propellant they need.

noun ˈɛːrəʊbreɪkˈerōˌbrāk

A mechanism for aerobraking.
航天大气层减速装置
Example sentencesExamples
- The aerobrake was of identical geometry and construction as the MEV aerobrake, but was stronger and heavier.
- They dive through the sun's corona at one point, and aerobrake into orbit around Jupiter.
- Emphasis was placed on validating the performance of the aerobrake subsystem.
- The cargo lander would include an aerobrake heat shield and a nuclear reactor on a robot truck.
- The aerobrake - a huge, convex disc underneath the spacecraft - was producing friction with the Martian atmosphere.

Definition of aerobrake in US English:

aerobrake

verbˈerōˌbrāk

[no object]technical

Cause a spacecraft to slow down by flying through a planet's rarefied atmosphere to produce aerodynamic drag.
〈技〉行星气层减速
they were going to be aerobraking to reduce speed
Example sentencesExamples
- Martian orbiters can use aerobraking to reduce the amount of propellant they need.
- While there are a number of other missions that have successfully aerobraked into more circular and less elliptical orbits, the maneuver is never a cakewalk.
- If the planet has an atmosphere, it can be used for aerobraking to slow down the spacecraft, and this has been done at Mars.
- Flight controllers also tested a new maneuvering technique called aerobraking, which uses a planet's atmosphere to slow a spacecraft.
- Odyssey used the same dips into the atmosphere, known as aerobraking, to shape its orbit during the initial months after it reached Mars.

nounˈerōˌbrāk

A mechanism for aerobraking.
航天大气层减速装置
Example sentencesExamples
- The aerobrake - a huge, convex disc underneath the spacecraft - was producing friction with the Martian atmosphere.
- The cargo lander would include an aerobrake heat shield and a nuclear reactor on a robot truck.
- Emphasis was placed on validating the performance of the aerobrake subsystem.
- They dive through the sun's corona at one point, and aerobrake into orbit around Jupiter.
- The aerobrake was of identical geometry and construction as the MEV aerobrake, but was stronger and heavier.

单词	aerobrake
释义	Definition of aerobrake in English: aerobrake verb ˈɛːrəʊbreɪkˈerōˌbrāk [no object]technical Cause a spacecraft to slow down by flying through a planet's rarefied atmosphere to produce aerodynamic drag. 〈技〉行星气层减速 they were going to be aerobraking to reduce speed Example sentencesExamples Flight controllers also tested a new maneuvering technique called aerobraking, which uses a planet's atmosphere to slow a spacecraft. While there are a number of other missions that have successfully aerobraked into more circular and less elliptical orbits, the maneuver is never a cakewalk. Odyssey used the same dips into the atmosphere, known as aerobraking, to shape its orbit during the initial months after it reached Mars. If the planet has an atmosphere, it can be used for aerobraking to slow down the spacecraft, and this has been done at Mars. Martian orbiters can use aerobraking to reduce the amount of propellant they need. noun ˈɛːrəʊbreɪkˈerōˌbrāk A mechanism for aerobraking. 航天大气层减速装置 Example sentencesExamples The aerobrake was of identical geometry and construction as the MEV aerobrake, but was stronger and heavier. They dive through the sun's corona at one point, and aerobrake into orbit around Jupiter. Emphasis was placed on validating the performance of the aerobrake subsystem. The cargo lander would include an aerobrake heat shield and a nuclear reactor on a robot truck. The aerobrake - a huge, convex disc underneath the spacecraft - was producing friction with the Martian atmosphere. Definition of aerobrake in US English: aerobrake verbˈerōˌbrāk [no object]technical Cause a spacecraft to slow down by flying through a planet's rarefied atmosphere to produce aerodynamic drag. 〈技〉行星气层减速 they were going to be aerobraking to reduce speed Example sentencesExamples Martian orbiters can use aerobraking to reduce the amount of propellant they need. While there are a number of other missions that have successfully aerobraked into more circular and less elliptical orbits, the maneuver is never a cakewalk. If the planet has an atmosphere, it can be used for aerobraking to slow down the spacecraft, and this has been done at Mars. Flight controllers also tested a new maneuvering technique called aerobraking, which uses a planet's atmosphere to slow a spacecraft. Odyssey used the same dips into the atmosphere, known as aerobraking, to shape its orbit during the initial months after it reached Mars. nounˈerōˌbrāk A mechanism for aerobraking. 航天大气层减速装置 Example sentencesExamples The aerobrake - a huge, convex disc underneath the spacecraft - was producing friction with the Martian atmosphere. The cargo lander would include an aerobrake heat shield and a nuclear reactor on a robot truck. Emphasis was placed on validating the performance of the aerobrake subsystem. They dive through the sun's corona at one point, and aerobrake into orbit around Jupiter. The aerobrake was of identical geometry and construction as the MEV aerobrake, but was stronger and heavier.
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