Definition of astrophysicist in English:

astrophysicist

noun ˌastrəʊˈfɪzɪsɪstˌæstroʊˈfɪzɪsəst

An expert in or student of astrophysics.
Example sentencesExamples
- Astrophysicists believe black holes are commonly formed by the inward collapse of stars that have burned out.
- Today, several of our most interesting and visionary astrophysicists and cosmologists suggest that this expanding universe is in truth only one of an uncountable plenitude of actually existing universes.
- For astrophysicists, dark matter has proved to be an elusive and mysterious substance.
- Almost all practicing astronomers and astrophysicists believe in the big bang, a billions-of-years-old universe and other evolutionary ideas.
- He excelled at every subject and could easily have become an astrophysicist.
- Astrophysicists have been discovering that the initial conditions of the universe appear to have been incredibly fine tuned.
- As a young man he presented a paper on astrophysics that was publicly ridiculed by an eminent astrophysicist.
- Imagine an astrophysicist who must explain the solar system to his students.
- An astrophysicist told him that only 5 % of the universe is known.
- Astrophysicists get excited about events that happen over billions of years, because the more we learn about them, the closer we come to understanding the basic structure of reality.
- The 60-year-old is a NASA astrophysicist who has contributed to numerous space exploration missions.

Definition of astrophysicist in US English:

astrophysicist

nounˌæstroʊˈfɪzɪsəstˌastrōˈfizisəst

An expert in or student of astrophysics.
Example sentencesExamples
- Almost all practicing astronomers and astrophysicists believe in the big bang, a billions-of-years-old universe and other evolutionary ideas.
- Today, several of our most interesting and visionary astrophysicists and cosmologists suggest that this expanding universe is in truth only one of an uncountable plenitude of actually existing universes.
- The 60-year-old is a NASA astrophysicist who has contributed to numerous space exploration missions.
- Astrophysicists believe black holes are commonly formed by the inward collapse of stars that have burned out.
- Astrophysicists get excited about events that happen over billions of years, because the more we learn about them, the closer we come to understanding the basic structure of reality.
- Astrophysicists have been discovering that the initial conditions of the universe appear to have been incredibly fine tuned.
- Imagine an astrophysicist who must explain the solar system to his students.
- He excelled at every subject and could easily have become an astrophysicist.
- As a young man he presented a paper on astrophysics that was publicly ridiculed by an eminent astrophysicist.
- For astrophysicists, dark matter has proved to be an elusive and mysterious substance.
- An astrophysicist told him that only 5 % of the universe is known.

单词	astrophysicist
释义	Definition of astrophysicist in English: astrophysicist noun ˌastrəʊˈfɪzɪsɪstˌæstroʊˈfɪzɪsəst An expert in or student of astrophysics. Example sentencesExamples Astrophysicists believe black holes are commonly formed by the inward collapse of stars that have burned out. Today, several of our most interesting and visionary astrophysicists and cosmologists suggest that this expanding universe is in truth only one of an uncountable plenitude of actually existing universes. For astrophysicists, dark matter has proved to be an elusive and mysterious substance. Almost all practicing astronomers and astrophysicists believe in the big bang, a billions-of-years-old universe and other evolutionary ideas. He excelled at every subject and could easily have become an astrophysicist. Astrophysicists have been discovering that the initial conditions of the universe appear to have been incredibly fine tuned. As a young man he presented a paper on astrophysics that was publicly ridiculed by an eminent astrophysicist. Imagine an astrophysicist who must explain the solar system to his students. An astrophysicist told him that only 5 % of the universe is known. Astrophysicists get excited about events that happen over billions of years, because the more we learn about them, the closer we come to understanding the basic structure of reality. The 60-year-old is a NASA astrophysicist who has contributed to numerous space exploration missions. Definition of astrophysicist in US English: astrophysicist nounˌæstroʊˈfɪzɪsəstˌastrōˈfizisəst An expert in or student of astrophysics. Example sentencesExamples Almost all practicing astronomers and astrophysicists believe in the big bang, a billions-of-years-old universe and other evolutionary ideas. Today, several of our most interesting and visionary astrophysicists and cosmologists suggest that this expanding universe is in truth only one of an uncountable plenitude of actually existing universes. The 60-year-old is a NASA astrophysicist who has contributed to numerous space exploration missions. Astrophysicists believe black holes are commonly formed by the inward collapse of stars that have burned out. Astrophysicists get excited about events that happen over billions of years, because the more we learn about them, the closer we come to understanding the basic structure of reality. Astrophysicists have been discovering that the initial conditions of the universe appear to have been incredibly fine tuned. Imagine an astrophysicist who must explain the solar system to his students. He excelled at every subject and could easily have become an astrophysicist. As a young man he presented a paper on astrophysics that was publicly ridiculed by an eminent astrophysicist. For astrophysicists, dark matter has proved to be an elusive and mysterious substance. An astrophysicist told him that only 5 % of the universe is known.
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