starbursts

starbursts

美 [ˈstɑrˌbɜrst] 　英 [ˈstɑː(r)ˌbɜː(r)st]

• n.星状亮光；星爆般的形状
• 网络恒星爆；互扰星系与恒星剧增；星爆形

词形变化

复数：starbursts  

英汉解释

n.	1. a shape or pattern of lines coming out from a center point like the rays of a star

例句

Dr. Brinks in Mexico once showed a photograph of a small galaxy called HO2 that had been blown almost to bits by starbursts.

墨西哥的布林克思博士曾出示过一张照片，该照片表明，一个叫HO2的小星系就是被星云风暴吹成了碎片。

Some of the most violent births are "starbursts" --regions of space where stars come into being not as single spies, but in large numbers.

最为猛烈的爆发中有一些是“星群爆发”枣即在宇宙空间的某些地区，恒星不是单个诞生，而是成群出现。

Starbursts may have more subtle effects as well.

星群爆发的影响也许更要复杂。

Some people like food you don't even have to cook, like Starbursts or cheese and crackers.

有的人喜欢的食物根本就不需要烹饪，比如软糖，奶酪和饼干。

Now it seems that starbursts can. in their turn, nudge the galaxies they occur in.

目前一般认为，星群爆发能够反过来对所在星系产生作用。

The one on my right eyebrow, for example, and a couple of ancient pock marks and starbursts on my knees.

比如我右眼眉毛上的那一块，还有膝盖上那些很久以前留下的痘点和放射状疤痕。

Astronomers also use massive clusters to study distant starbursts that occur when galaxies collide, igniting a flurry of star formation.

当星系碰撞，点燃了星体构造的活动时，天文学家也用团块星云来研究遥远的星体爆炸发生的情形。