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Definition of Martian in English: Martianadjective ˈmɑːʃ(ə)nˈmɑrʃən Relating to the planet Mars or its supposed inhabitants. （与）火星（有关）的；（与）（假想的）火星人（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples - Carbon dioxide could be taken directly from the Martian atmosphere.
- There is so much dust in the Martian atmosphere that twilight routinely lasts for two hours.
- The Martian meteorite crashes through the Earth's atmosphere - a blazing fireball.
- Weather data sent back from Mars Express will help us to perfect these Martian weather forecasts.
- For a Mars settlement to be truly permanent, it will need to use Martian resources to sustain itself and grow.
- Those similarities may result from Martian winds distributing the soil around the entire planet.
- Scientists have also been able to see for the first time how water is being lost from the Martian atmosphere.
- The red color of Martian soil is due to the presence of large quantities of iron oxide.
- Blue light, needed for photosynthesis, is more readily absorbed by the Martian atmosphere.
- There is now a general consensus among planetary scientists that methane is a real part of the Martian atmosphere.
- The mix of gases in the Martian atmosphere makes the speed of sound 20 percent slower than it is on Earth.
- It has been calculated taking into account the density of the Martian atmosphere, the winds and many other factors.
- Methane could be manufactured from the carbon dioxide in the Martian atmosphere.
- More specialised instruments were designed to take detailed measurements, such as the amount of hydrogen gas in the upper Martian atmosphere.
- Fortunately, the Martian atmosphere is so weak that even these giant twisters are harmless.
- Mission engineers are curious to learn how the heat shield behaved as it passed through the Martian atmosphere.
- Engineers have proposed passing Martian atmosphere through zeolite crystals.
- The impact of the much larger Martian oscillations on the planet's climate is thought to be even more significant.
- For example the Martian atmosphere is getting sizably thicker than it was before.
- When the gas was analyzed it was found to have isotopic ratios identical to those found in the Martian atmosphere.
Synonyms extraterrestrial, other-worldly, unearthly
noun ˈmɑːʃ(ə)nˈmɑrʃən A hypothetical or fictional inhabitant of Mars. （假想的）火星人 Example sentencesExamples - Who those Martians were is a question that may never be answered - Hey!
- In the movie, no motive is given for the Martians ' aggressiveness other than their impish, evil nature.
- All the Martians in the room laughed maliciously at the display.
- They also found tracks that they thought were from the Martians.
- However, Martians dislike this air, earth's air, because it causes aging.
- Every day more flying saucers came, and that meant more Martians.
- He could see no survivors, just green Martians everywhere he looked.
- April brings an invasion from the skies - aliens, UFOs and Martians.
- They believed that their country had been invaded by Martians!
- He had figured the Martians ' security to be lax but not this lax.
- There are good Martians and there are bad Martians.
- Let's hope the Martians are willing to contribute their fair share.
- We managed to capture a photograph of what are now perhaps the tiniest Martians on Mars.
- Nonetheless, curious reports of canals, faces and sculptures have helped to foster a belief in Martians for many years.
- An orphaned prodigy of the first manned expedition to Mars, Smith is raised by Martians before being returned to earth.
- Like Martians, they have their own unique mode of communicating.
- What they don't know is that there really are Martians in the mansion.
- Even though she was sure that she could escape from the Martians once she was captured, she wasn't so sure that she could do so unscathed.
- In order for the Martians to bring the captive before their leader, they needed to supply the human with a spacesuit.
- Well, Martians haven't invaded and we've avoided nuclear war so far.
OriginLate Middle English (in the senses 'subject to Mars's influence' and 'martial'): from Latin Mars, Mart- (see Mars) + -ian. Definition of Martian in US English: MartianadjectiveˈmɑrʃənˈmärSHən Relating to the planet Mars or its supposed inhabitants. （与）火星（有关）的；（与）（假想的）火星人（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples - Methane could be manufactured from the carbon dioxide in the Martian atmosphere.
- Engineers have proposed passing Martian atmosphere through zeolite crystals.
- For a Mars settlement to be truly permanent, it will need to use Martian resources to sustain itself and grow.
- For example the Martian atmosphere is getting sizably thicker than it was before.
- Carbon dioxide could be taken directly from the Martian atmosphere.
- More specialised instruments were designed to take detailed measurements, such as the amount of hydrogen gas in the upper Martian atmosphere.
- The red color of Martian soil is due to the presence of large quantities of iron oxide.
- When the gas was analyzed it was found to have isotopic ratios identical to those found in the Martian atmosphere.
- There is so much dust in the Martian atmosphere that twilight routinely lasts for two hours.
- There is now a general consensus among planetary scientists that methane is a real part of the Martian atmosphere.
- Fortunately, the Martian atmosphere is so weak that even these giant twisters are harmless.
- Mission engineers are curious to learn how the heat shield behaved as it passed through the Martian atmosphere.
- The Martian meteorite crashes through the Earth's atmosphere - a blazing fireball.
- Scientists have also been able to see for the first time how water is being lost from the Martian atmosphere.
- Weather data sent back from Mars Express will help us to perfect these Martian weather forecasts.
- The impact of the much larger Martian oscillations on the planet's climate is thought to be even more significant.
- The mix of gases in the Martian atmosphere makes the speed of sound 20 percent slower than it is on Earth.
- Those similarities may result from Martian winds distributing the soil around the entire planet.
- It has been calculated taking into account the density of the Martian atmosphere, the winds and many other factors.
- Blue light, needed for photosynthesis, is more readily absorbed by the Martian atmosphere.
Synonyms extraterrestrial, other-worldly, unearthly
nounˈmɑrʃənˈmärSHən A hypothetical or fictional inhabitant of Mars. （假想的）火星人 Example sentencesExamples - He had figured the Martians ' security to be lax but not this lax.
- Nonetheless, curious reports of canals, faces and sculptures have helped to foster a belief in Martians for many years.
- In the movie, no motive is given for the Martians ' aggressiveness other than their impish, evil nature.
- An orphaned prodigy of the first manned expedition to Mars, Smith is raised by Martians before being returned to earth.
- They believed that their country had been invaded by Martians!
- Even though she was sure that she could escape from the Martians once she was captured, she wasn't so sure that she could do so unscathed.
- All the Martians in the room laughed maliciously at the display.
- They also found tracks that they thought were from the Martians.
- What they don't know is that there really are Martians in the mansion.
- We managed to capture a photograph of what are now perhaps the tiniest Martians on Mars.
- However, Martians dislike this air, earth's air, because it causes aging.
- In order for the Martians to bring the captive before their leader, they needed to supply the human with a spacesuit.
- Like Martians, they have their own unique mode of communicating.
- Who those Martians were is a question that may never be answered - Hey!
- Every day more flying saucers came, and that meant more Martians.
- He could see no survivors, just green Martians everywhere he looked.
- Well, Martians haven't invaded and we've avoided nuclear war so far.
- April brings an invasion from the skies - aliens, UFOs and Martians.
- There are good Martians and there are bad Martians.
- Let's hope the Martians are willing to contribute their fair share.
OriginLate Middle English (in the senses ‘subject to Mars's influence’ and ‘martial’): from Latin Mars, Mart- (see Mars) + -ian. |