Definition of supergalaxy in English:

supergalaxy

nounPlural supergalaxies ˈsuːpəˌɡaləksiˈso͞opərˌɡaləksē

another term for supercluster
Example sentencesExamples
- The role of galaxy destruction by merging, leading to a new supergalaxy, has been underappreciated until recently.
- Galaxies are also seen in the process of swinging through each other, colliding and sometimes merging to form a supergalaxy.
- A few billion years from now, the Milky Way and Andromeda will likely tidally interact in a collision or near-collision to form a possible star-burst supergalaxy, later maturing into a giant elliptical galaxy.
- Astronomy extends from the tiny moons around Mars to vast supergalaxies billions of light years away, worm - holes, and tachyons.
- It is believed that dark matter predominates in galaxies and supergalaxies, and is the key to understanding how galaxies form and how the large structure of the cosmos is created.

Definition of supergalaxy in US English:

supergalaxy

nounˈso͞opərˌɡaləksē

another term for supercluster
Example sentencesExamples
- Galaxies are also seen in the process of swinging through each other, colliding and sometimes merging to form a supergalaxy.
- A few billion years from now, the Milky Way and Andromeda will likely tidally interact in a collision or near-collision to form a possible star-burst supergalaxy, later maturing into a giant elliptical galaxy.
- It is believed that dark matter predominates in galaxies and supergalaxies, and is the key to understanding how galaxies form and how the large structure of the cosmos is created.
- Astronomy extends from the tiny moons around Mars to vast supergalaxies billions of light years away, worm - holes, and tachyons.
- The role of galaxy destruction by merging, leading to a new supergalaxy, has been underappreciated until recently.

单词	supergalaxy
释义	Definition of supergalaxy in English: supergalaxy nounPlural supergalaxies ˈsuːpəˌɡaləksiˈso͞opərˌɡaləksē another term for supercluster Example sentencesExamples The role of galaxy destruction by merging, leading to a new supergalaxy, has been underappreciated until recently. Galaxies are also seen in the process of swinging through each other, colliding and sometimes merging to form a supergalaxy. A few billion years from now, the Milky Way and Andromeda will likely tidally interact in a collision or near-collision to form a possible star-burst supergalaxy, later maturing into a giant elliptical galaxy. Astronomy extends from the tiny moons around Mars to vast supergalaxies billions of light years away, worm - holes, and tachyons. It is believed that dark matter predominates in galaxies and supergalaxies, and is the key to understanding how galaxies form and how the large structure of the cosmos is created. Definition of supergalaxy in US English: supergalaxy nounˈso͞opərˌɡaləksē another term for supercluster Example sentencesExamples Galaxies are also seen in the process of swinging through each other, colliding and sometimes merging to form a supergalaxy. A few billion years from now, the Milky Way and Andromeda will likely tidally interact in a collision or near-collision to form a possible star-burst supergalaxy, later maturing into a giant elliptical galaxy. It is believed that dark matter predominates in galaxies and supergalaxies, and is the key to understanding how galaxies form and how the large structure of the cosmos is created. Astronomy extends from the tiny moons around Mars to vast supergalaxies billions of light years away, worm - holes, and tachyons. The role of galaxy destruction by merging, leading to a new supergalaxy, has been underappreciated until recently.
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