cosmonauts

英 [ˈkɒzmənɔːts]

美 [ˈkɔzməˌnɔts]

n.  (前苏联的)宇航员，航天员， 太空人
cosmonaut的复数

柯林斯词典

• (前苏联的)宇航员，航天员
  Acosmonautis anastronautfrom the former Soviet Union.

双语例句

• She was previously reported to be interested in designing new uniforms for Russian cosmonauts, though the project failed to materialise.
  据报道她之前还有意为俄罗斯宇航员设计新制服，不过这一计划没能实现。
• The cosmonauts photographed the rise of the sun in space.
  宇航员们拍摄了太空中日出的照片。
• An official committee gave official approval Monday for the mission by Yi and Russian cosmonauts Sergei Volkov and Oleg Kononenko.
  由李素妍和其他两位俄罗斯宇航员谢尔盖•沃尔科夫和奥列格•科诺年科组成的考察团于本周一获得了一个官方委员会的正式批准。
• Conclusions Spaceflight might affect the immune function of cosmonauts and lower the cell immune response, however, it had little influence on humoral immune response.
  结论宇宙飞行可影响航天员免疫系统功能，导致细胞免疫功能减低，但是，体液免疫功能变化不明显。
• The Russians called their astronauts cosmonauts.
  俄国人把他们的太空人叫宇航员。
• Soviet cosmonauts had very little control over their spacecraft.
  苏联宇航员则不能控制他们的航天器。
• Unfortunately the2 Russian Cosmonauts were taken and put in a Gas Chamber by the Nazi's who live at Alpha Moon Base.
  不幸的是2个俄国宇航员被月球基地上的纳粹们丢尽了煤气罐。
• Some 20 tourists from Germany, the Netherlands, USA and New Zealand attended a parabolic flight, which is a part of cosmonauts training.
  共有大约20名来自德国、美国、荷兰、新西兰等国的游客参加了这次特殊的体验课程。
• The space station toilet physically resembles those used on Earth, except it has leg restraints and thigh bars to keep astronauts and cosmonauts in place.
  太空站上的马桶外形和地球上的很像，除了有小腿束带和大腿护栏以固定美俄太空人之外。
• Man has sent some cosmonauts to the moon.
  人类已把宇航员送到月球上。