Definition of planetary in English:

planetary

adjective ˈplanɪt(ə)riˈplænəˌtɛri

1Relating or belonging to a planet or planets.
（与）行星（有关）的
a planetary system
the laws of planetary motion
Example sentencesExamples
- This is the smallest potential solar system ever seen, and could help scientists understand more about how planetary systems form.
- In 1954 he developed his work on dynamical systems in relation to planetary motion.
- This lead may account for the missing evidence of red dwarfs forming planetary systems.
- Jupiter is the largest of our nine planets, containing two-thirds of the planetary mass of our Solar System.
- Embedded in this crucible of star creation are embryonic planetary systems.
- New planetary star systems and galaxies are being discovered almost daily.
- The solar motion is relatively constant, but the planetary motion appears to change greatly according to the direction from which it is seen.
- His work ran the gamut from star and planetary system formation to the study of the planets themselves.
- The Universe has its own heavenly sounds, such as pulsars, planetary magnetospheres and solar winds.
- As solar system exploration continues, so too will planetary protection policies.
- This strange planetary system came as quite a surprise to secular astronomers.
- Now, though, the planetary astronomy community has an opportunity to make a breakout move.
- Newton, too, chose to work principally in the more traditional field of planetary astronomy.
- This tradition owed much to Ptolemy's work on planetary motions.
- So many, perhaps most, of these so-called planetary systems may in fact be stellar or brown dwarf binaries.
- Another example of these points is provided by Kepler's work on planetary motion.
- If so, such a cropping would have directly affected the development of our entire planetary system.
- Lunar and planetary exploration is a proposition far different from orbiting Earth.
- The first of his laws of planetary motion asserts that planets orbit the Sun in ellipses.
- Six of these discoveries are of planetary systems with two or more planets.
Synonyms
celestial, stellar, astronomic, heavenly
1. 1.1 Relating to the earth as a planet.
  （与）地球（有关）的
  planetary air pollution and climatic change
  Example sentencesExamples
  On behalf of all of us who work together for the good of the whole we urge the planetary members of the Earth to be on high alert.
  For some, the UN still holds out hope for a planetary social contract for the age of globalization.
  The planetary germ-plasm is a commons befalling generation on generation, and it is at risk.
  The earth itself is feeling the planetary force, influence or information departing along those lines.
  What are the odds of one of these things hitting the planet Earth and causing planetary devastation?
  The story is that huge earthquakes are ripping earth apart, and a planetary evacuation needs to be set underway.
  Synonyms
  global, international, intercontinental, world, universal, pandemic

Origin

Late 16th century: from late Latin planetarius 'relating to the planets' (recorded only as a noun meaning 'astrologer'), from planeta 'planet'.

Rhymes

interplanetary, sanitary

Definition of planetary in US English:

planetary

adjectiveˈplanəˌterēˈplænəˌtɛri

1Relating to or belonging to a planet or planets.
（与）行星（有关）的
the laws of planetary motion
Example sentencesExamples
- This strange planetary system came as quite a surprise to secular astronomers.
- His work ran the gamut from star and planetary system formation to the study of the planets themselves.
- As solar system exploration continues, so too will planetary protection policies.
- In 1954 he developed his work on dynamical systems in relation to planetary motion.
- So many, perhaps most, of these so-called planetary systems may in fact be stellar or brown dwarf binaries.
- New planetary star systems and galaxies are being discovered almost daily.
- If so, such a cropping would have directly affected the development of our entire planetary system.
- Another example of these points is provided by Kepler's work on planetary motion.
- The solar motion is relatively constant, but the planetary motion appears to change greatly according to the direction from which it is seen.
- This is the smallest potential solar system ever seen, and could help scientists understand more about how planetary systems form.
- This lead may account for the missing evidence of red dwarfs forming planetary systems.
- Jupiter is the largest of our nine planets, containing two-thirds of the planetary mass of our Solar System.
- The Universe has its own heavenly sounds, such as pulsars, planetary magnetospheres and solar winds.
- The first of his laws of planetary motion asserts that planets orbit the Sun in ellipses.
- Newton, too, chose to work principally in the more traditional field of planetary astronomy.
- This tradition owed much to Ptolemy's work on planetary motions.
- Now, though, the planetary astronomy community has an opportunity to make a breakout move.
- Six of these discoveries are of planetary systems with two or more planets.
- Embedded in this crucible of star creation are embryonic planetary systems.
- Lunar and planetary exploration is a proposition far different from orbiting Earth.
Synonyms
celestial, stellar, astronomic, heavenly
1. 1.1 Relating to the earth as a planet.
  （与）地球（有关）的
  planetary air pollution and climatic change
  Example sentencesExamples
  What are the odds of one of these things hitting the planet Earth and causing planetary devastation?
  The planetary germ-plasm is a commons befalling generation on generation, and it is at risk.
  On behalf of all of us who work together for the good of the whole we urge the planetary members of the Earth to be on high alert.
  The story is that huge earthquakes are ripping earth apart, and a planetary evacuation needs to be set underway.
  The earth itself is feeling the planetary force, influence or information departing along those lines.
  For some, the UN still holds out hope for a planetary social contract for the age of globalization.
  Synonyms
  global, international, intercontinental, world, universal, pandemic

Origin

Late 16th century: from late Latin planetarius ‘relating to the planets’ (recorded only as a noun meaning ‘astrologer’), from planeta ‘planet’.

单词	planetary
释义	Definition of planetary in English: planetary adjective ˈplanɪt(ə)riˈplænəˌtɛri 1Relating or belonging to a planet or planets. （与）行星（有关）的 a planetary system the laws of planetary motion Example sentencesExamples This is the smallest potential solar system ever seen, and could help scientists understand more about how planetary systems form. In 1954 he developed his work on dynamical systems in relation to planetary motion. This lead may account for the missing evidence of red dwarfs forming planetary systems. Jupiter is the largest of our nine planets, containing two-thirds of the planetary mass of our Solar System. Embedded in this crucible of star creation are embryonic planetary systems. New planetary star systems and galaxies are being discovered almost daily. The solar motion is relatively constant, but the planetary motion appears to change greatly according to the direction from which it is seen. His work ran the gamut from star and planetary system formation to the study of the planets themselves. The Universe has its own heavenly sounds, such as pulsars, planetary magnetospheres and solar winds. As solar system exploration continues, so too will planetary protection policies. This strange planetary system came as quite a surprise to secular astronomers. Now, though, the planetary astronomy community has an opportunity to make a breakout move. Newton, too, chose to work principally in the more traditional field of planetary astronomy. This tradition owed much to Ptolemy's work on planetary motions. So many, perhaps most, of these so-called planetary systems may in fact be stellar or brown dwarf binaries. Another example of these points is provided by Kepler's work on planetary motion. If so, such a cropping would have directly affected the development of our entire planetary system. Lunar and planetary exploration is a proposition far different from orbiting Earth. The first of his laws of planetary motion asserts that planets orbit the Sun in ellipses. Six of these discoveries are of planetary systems with two or more planets. Synonyms celestial, stellar, astronomic, heavenly 1.1 Relating to the earth as a planet. （与）地球（有关）的 planetary air pollution and climatic change Example sentencesExamples On behalf of all of us who work together for the good of the whole we urge the planetary members of the Earth to be on high alert. For some, the UN still holds out hope for a planetary social contract for the age of globalization. The planetary germ-plasm is a commons befalling generation on generation, and it is at risk. The earth itself is feeling the planetary force, influence or information departing along those lines. What are the odds of one of these things hitting the planet Earth and causing planetary devastation? The story is that huge earthquakes are ripping earth apart, and a planetary evacuation needs to be set underway. Synonyms global, international, intercontinental, world, universal, pandemic Origin Late 16th century: from late Latin planetarius 'relating to the planets' (recorded only as a noun meaning 'astrologer'), from planeta 'planet'. Rhymes interplanetary, sanitary Definition of planetary in US English: planetary adjectiveˈplanəˌterēˈplænəˌtɛri 1Relating to or belonging to a planet or planets. （与）行星（有关）的 the laws of planetary motion Example sentencesExamples This strange planetary system came as quite a surprise to secular astronomers. His work ran the gamut from star and planetary system formation to the study of the planets themselves. As solar system exploration continues, so too will planetary protection policies. In 1954 he developed his work on dynamical systems in relation to planetary motion. So many, perhaps most, of these so-called planetary systems may in fact be stellar or brown dwarf binaries. New planetary star systems and galaxies are being discovered almost daily. If so, such a cropping would have directly affected the development of our entire planetary system. Another example of these points is provided by Kepler's work on planetary motion. The solar motion is relatively constant, but the planetary motion appears to change greatly according to the direction from which it is seen. This is the smallest potential solar system ever seen, and could help scientists understand more about how planetary systems form. This lead may account for the missing evidence of red dwarfs forming planetary systems. Jupiter is the largest of our nine planets, containing two-thirds of the planetary mass of our Solar System. The Universe has its own heavenly sounds, such as pulsars, planetary magnetospheres and solar winds. The first of his laws of planetary motion asserts that planets orbit the Sun in ellipses. Newton, too, chose to work principally in the more traditional field of planetary astronomy. This tradition owed much to Ptolemy's work on planetary motions. Now, though, the planetary astronomy community has an opportunity to make a breakout move. Six of these discoveries are of planetary systems with two or more planets. Embedded in this crucible of star creation are embryonic planetary systems. Lunar and planetary exploration is a proposition far different from orbiting Earth. Synonyms celestial, stellar, astronomic, heavenly 1.1 Relating to the earth as a planet. （与）地球（有关）的 planetary air pollution and climatic change Example sentencesExamples What are the odds of one of these things hitting the planet Earth and causing planetary devastation? The planetary germ-plasm is a commons befalling generation on generation, and it is at risk. On behalf of all of us who work together for the good of the whole we urge the planetary members of the Earth to be on high alert. The story is that huge earthquakes are ripping earth apart, and a planetary evacuation needs to be set underway. The earth itself is feeling the planetary force, influence or information departing along those lines. For some, the UN still holds out hope for a planetary social contract for the age of globalization. Synonyms global, international, intercontinental, world, universal, pandemic Origin Late 16th century: from late Latin planetarius ‘relating to the planets’ (recorded only as a noun meaning ‘astrologer’), from planeta ‘planet’.
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