Definition of antigravity in English:

antigravity

nounantɪˈɡravɪti

mass nounPhysics

A hypothetical force opposing gravity.
〔物理〕反重力，反引力
Example sentencesExamples
- Albert Einstein first proposed the notion of antigravity in 1917 and later abandoned it.
- The best part of the story is where the physicists basically admit that yeah, given how incredibly weird phantom energy is, it probably allows for things like antigravity and wormhole-based time machines.
- This has antigravity properties, causing the expansion of the universe to speed up.
- Researchers have been able to simulate antigravity under extremely cold temperatures for small objects, but true antigravity is only a theoretical concept.
- Your species will never get your value for the Universal Expansion Constant correct until you factor in the effects of antigravity on cosmic expansion.

adjectiveantɪˈɡravɪti

attributive (chiefly of clothing for a pilot or astronaut) designed to counteract the effects of high acceleration.
（多指飞行服或宇航服）反重力的
Example sentencesExamples
- Raël claims that the creatures in Ezekiel's vision wore antigravity suits with small jet engines attached to them.
- They took their oxygen suits off and walked over to their antigravity beds.
- The antigravity device is not a large object, maybe three square feet, and easily fits on a tabletop.
- So this mysterious stuff has been labelled ‘dark energy’ and is a kind of cosmic antigravity force that counteracts the attractive force of gravity.
- I patented nanotechnology, antigravity devices, and genetic techniques of all sorts by my teenage years.

Definition of antigravity in US English:

antigravity

noun

Physics

A hypothetical force opposing gravity.
〔物理〕反重力，反引力
Example sentencesExamples
- Your species will never get your value for the Universal Expansion Constant correct until you factor in the effects of antigravity on cosmic expansion.
- Albert Einstein first proposed the notion of antigravity in 1917 and later abandoned it.
- Researchers have been able to simulate antigravity under extremely cold temperatures for small objects, but true antigravity is only a theoretical concept.
- This has antigravity properties, causing the expansion of the universe to speed up.
- The best part of the story is where the physicists basically admit that yeah, given how incredibly weird phantom energy is, it probably allows for things like antigravity and wormhole-based time machines.

adjective

attributive (chiefly of clothing for a pilot or astronaut) designed to counteract the effects of high acceleration.
（多指飞行服或宇航服）反重力的
Example sentencesExamples
- They took their oxygen suits off and walked over to their antigravity beds.
- Raël claims that the creatures in Ezekiel's vision wore antigravity suits with small jet engines attached to them.
- The antigravity device is not a large object, maybe three square feet, and easily fits on a tabletop.
- So this mysterious stuff has been labelled ‘dark energy’ and is a kind of cosmic antigravity force that counteracts the attractive force of gravity.
- I patented nanotechnology, antigravity devices, and genetic techniques of all sorts by my teenage years.

单词	antigravity
释义	Definition of antigravity in English: antigravity nounantɪˈɡravɪti mass nounPhysics A hypothetical force opposing gravity. 〔物理〕反重力，反引力 Example sentencesExamples Albert Einstein first proposed the notion of antigravity in 1917 and later abandoned it. The best part of the story is where the physicists basically admit that yeah, given how incredibly weird phantom energy is, it probably allows for things like antigravity and wormhole-based time machines. This has antigravity properties, causing the expansion of the universe to speed up. Researchers have been able to simulate antigravity under extremely cold temperatures for small objects, but true antigravity is only a theoretical concept. Your species will never get your value for the Universal Expansion Constant correct until you factor in the effects of antigravity on cosmic expansion. adjectiveantɪˈɡravɪti attributive (chiefly of clothing for a pilot or astronaut) designed to counteract the effects of high acceleration. （多指飞行服或宇航服）反重力的 Example sentencesExamples Raël claims that the creatures in Ezekiel's vision wore antigravity suits with small jet engines attached to them. They took their oxygen suits off and walked over to their antigravity beds. The antigravity device is not a large object, maybe three square feet, and easily fits on a tabletop. So this mysterious stuff has been labelled ‘dark energy’ and is a kind of cosmic antigravity force that counteracts the attractive force of gravity. I patented nanotechnology, antigravity devices, and genetic techniques of all sorts by my teenage years. Definition of antigravity in US English: antigravity noun Physics A hypothetical force opposing gravity. 〔物理〕反重力，反引力 Example sentencesExamples Your species will never get your value for the Universal Expansion Constant correct until you factor in the effects of antigravity on cosmic expansion. Albert Einstein first proposed the notion of antigravity in 1917 and later abandoned it. Researchers have been able to simulate antigravity under extremely cold temperatures for small objects, but true antigravity is only a theoretical concept. This has antigravity properties, causing the expansion of the universe to speed up. The best part of the story is where the physicists basically admit that yeah, given how incredibly weird phantom energy is, it probably allows for things like antigravity and wormhole-based time machines. adjective attributive (chiefly of clothing for a pilot or astronaut) designed to counteract the effects of high acceleration. （多指飞行服或宇航服）反重力的 Example sentencesExamples They took their oxygen suits off and walked over to their antigravity beds. Raël claims that the creatures in Ezekiel's vision wore antigravity suits with small jet engines attached to them. The antigravity device is not a large object, maybe three square feet, and easily fits on a tabletop. So this mysterious stuff has been labelled ‘dark energy’ and is a kind of cosmic antigravity force that counteracts the attractive force of gravity. I patented nanotechnology, antigravity devices, and genetic techniques of all sorts by my teenage years.
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