英语

planetary

gb/plˈænətˌɛɹi/ us/plˈænətˌɛɹi/
B2 英语
~ 8300
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adjective technical B2 property
1

relating to planets in space

About planets in space, or about how they move and what they are like.

用法模式: planetary [noun]
常见错误:
Learners sometimes use *planetary* when they only mean *about space* in general. *Planetary* should be used when something is clearly related to planets themselves, not to stars, galaxies, or space in general. For example, say *planetary orbit*, but usually not *planetary galaxy*.
近义词
planet-related (Plain descriptive phrase; less common and mostly used to explain the term.) | celestial (Broader; refers to anything in the sky or outer space, not just planets.)
反义词
terrestrial (Describes things related to Earth as a solid planet surface, not to planets in space in general.)
搭配
planetary system |planetary orbit |planetary motion |planetary exploration |planetary geology |planetary science
主题
science |astronomy |space
例句
  • NASA announced a new mission for detailed planetary exploration of Jupiter and its moons.
  • The course covers planetary atmospheres and how they differ from Earth’s.
  • Astronomers study planetary systems to understand how planets form around stars.
  • The spacecraft’s camera sent back high‑resolution images of the planetary surface.
  • Advances in planetary science have changed our ideas about which worlds might support life.
学习者例句
  • We learned about planetary orbits in science class.
  • The rover landed on Mars for planetary research.
  • New tools help scientists study planetary surfaces.
  • The movie shows a spaceship visiting many planetary systems.
  • She wants to work in planetary science in the future.
adjective B2 property
2

affecting or involving the whole planet

Affecting or including the whole Earth, not just one place.

用法模式: planetary [noun]
常见错误:
Learners often use *global* or *worldwide* for all situations and do not recognize *planetary* as a stronger, more formal word that emphasizes the whole Earth as one system. Also, some learners mistakenly use *planetary* to describe a small personal event, which sounds exaggerated or incorrect.
近义词
global (Most common everyday word; very close in meaning but less strongly tied to the idea of the planet as a physical system.) | worldwide (Focuses on something happening in many countries; slightly less formal than *planetary*.)
反义词
local (Describes something limited to a small area, not affecting the whole planet.)
搭配
planetary crisis |planetary emergency |planetary boundaries |planetary health |planetary scale |planetary responsibility
主题
environment |politics |science |nature
例句
  • Climate change is creating a planetary crisis that no country can face alone.
  • The report warns that several planetary boundaries may soon be crossed.
  • Her research focuses on planetary health and the links between ecosystems and human disease.
  • The company claims its new policy reflects a sense of planetary responsibility.
  • Digital platforms now operate at planetary scale, reaching billions of users.
学习者例句
  • Global warming is a planetary problem.
  • We must think about our planetary future, not only our city.
  • Some scientists talk about planetary limits for pollution.
  • The film shows the planetary impact of plastic waste.
  • These fires are not only a local issue; they have planetary effects.
adjective technical C1 property
3

relating to a planetary gear system

About a type of machine part where small gears turn around one big gear in the middle.

用法模式: planetary [noun]
常见错误:
Learners sometimes think *planetary gear* has something to do with space or planets. In engineering, it only describes the shape and movement of the gears around a center, not anything in outer space.
近义词
epicyclic (Formal technical term used in engineering for the same kind of gear system.)
反义词
simple (In this context, refers to basic gear trains without the rotating arrangement around a central gear.)
搭配
planetary gear |planetary gearbox |planetary drive |planetary transmission |planetary gearset
主题
engineering |technology |mechanics
例句
  • The electric motor uses a compact planetary gear system to increase torque.
  • Engineers chose a planetary gearbox to achieve a high reduction ratio in a small space.
  • A fault in the planetary transmission caused the industrial robot to stop unexpectedly.
  • This bicycle hub relies on planetary gears hidden inside the rear wheel.
  • Planetary gearsets are common in automatic car transmissions.
学习者例句
  • The car has a planetary gearbox.
  • A planetary gear can make a lot of power in a small space.
  • Engineers use planetary gears in many machines.
  • The robot arm moves with help from a planetary drive.
  • This motor uses a planetary gearset inside.
adjective technical C1 property
4

relating to astrological planetary influence

About how planets are believed to affect people and events in astrology.

用法模式: planetary [noun]
常见错误:
Learners may confuse scientific uses of *planetary* (in astronomy) with astrological uses. In scientific contexts, *planetary* refers to real physical planets and their properties, not to mystical or spiritual effects on people.
近义词
astrological (General term for things connected with astrology; not limited to planets.)
搭配
planetary alignment |planetary influences |planetary energies |planetary transits
主题
astrology |beliefs |religion
例句
  • The astrologer said that the current planetary alignment was favorable for new relationships.
  • She writes a weekly column explaining planetary influences on each zodiac sign.
  • Some people plan major decisions around planetary transits in their birth chart.
  • The workshop focuses on understanding planetary energies in modern astrology.
  • Followers believe that planetary cycles can guide personal and collective change.
学习者例句
  • He believes that planetary positions affect his life.
  • The app shows planetary transits for each day.
  • She reads about planetary influences in her horoscope.
  • They talk about planetary energies in the class.
  • The teacher explains how planetary alignment is important in astrology.
语法
词典原形
planetary
IPA
GB/plˈænətˌɛɹi/
US/plˈænətˌɛɹi/
音节与重音
plan - et - ary (3 个音节)
Stress on 1st syllable (plan)
词形变化
Adjective
  • Base: planetary
词族
Core family
planet noun A2
Related words
planetarium noun exoplanet noun
Advanced or less common
interplanetary adjective planetoid noun
相关表达

planetary boundaries

1
/plˈænətˌɛɹi bˈaʊndɚiz/
fixed phrase formal

limits of safe human impact

Idea of limits to how much people can damage nature before Earth’s systems become unsafe for us.

例句
  • Many experts warn that we are close to crossing several planetary boundaries.
  • The report uses the concept of planetary boundaries to measure environmental risk.

planetary crisis

1
/plˈænətˌɛɹi kɹˈaɪsəs/
fixed phrase formal

crisis threatening the whole planet

A very serious problem that puts the whole Earth and life on it in danger.

例句
  • Scientists describe climate change as a planetary crisis requiring urgent action.
  • The documentary shows how small choices can add up to a planetary crisis.

planetary gear

1
/plˈænətˌɛɹi ɡˈɪɹ/
fixed phrase technical

gear set around a central gear

A machine part where small gears turn around one big gear in the middle.

例句
  • The drill uses a planetary gear to increase torque.
  • Engineers chose a planetary gear to keep the design compact and powerful.

planetary health

1
/plˈænətˌɛɹi hˈɛlθ/
fixed phrase formal

human health linked to Earth’s systems

A way of thinking about human health that also looks at the health of the Earth’s air, water, land, and life.

例句
  • The university launched a new center for planetary health to study climate and disease together.
  • Protecting forests is now seen as a key part of planetary health.

planetary nebula

1
/plˈænətˌɛɹi nˈɛbjələ/
fixed phrase technical

round gas shell from dying star

A round cloud of gas in space that comes from a dying star and looks a bit like a planet in a telescope.

例句
  • Through the telescope we observed a colorful planetary nebula in the constellation Lyra.
  • The Hubble images of the planetary nebula show complex rings of glowing gas.

planetary scale

1
/plˈænətˌɛɹi skˈeɪl/
fixed phrase formal

at the level of the whole planet

Describes something that is as big as, or affects, the whole planet.

例句
  • Human activity now affects the Earth system on a planetary scale.
  • The project models climate processes at planetary scale.

planetary science

1
/plˈænətˌɛɹi sˈaɪəns/
fixed phrase technical

scientific study of planets

The science that studies planets, moons, and how they work.

例句
  • She is doing a PhD in planetary science, focusing on Mars.
  • Planetary science combines geology, physics, and chemistry to understand other worlds.

planetary system

1
/plˈænətˌɛɹi sˈɪstəm/
fixed phrase technical

a star and its orbiting planets

A star and all the planets and other small objects that go around it.

例句
  • Astronomers discovered a new planetary system with at least three Earth‑sized worlds.
  • Our planetary system, with the Sun at its center, is called the solar system.

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