universe
noun /ˈjuːnɪvɜːs/
/ˈjuːnɪvɜːrs/
- the universe[singular] the whole of space and everything in it, including the earth, the planets and the stars
宇宙;天地万物;万象 - in the universe Could there be intelligent life elsewhere in the universe?
宇宙中别的地方还存在有智慧生命吗? - theories of how the universe began
关于宇宙形成的各种理论 - As far as we know, the entire universe was created in the big bang.
据我们所知,整个宇宙都是在大爆炸中产生的。
Wordfinder- daylight
- eclipse
- equinox
- ray
- rise
- solar
- solstice
- the sun
- twilight
- the universe
Wordfinder- asteroid
- astronomy
- comet
- constellation
- cosmic
- galaxy
- meteorite
- orbit
- space
- the universe
Topics Spaceb2- Do you believe God created the universe?
你相信是上帝创造了宇宙万物吗? - The universe is still expanding.
宇宙还在膨胀。 - the outer regions of the known universe
已知宇宙的外部区域
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- entire
- whole
- vast
- …
- create
- expand
- in the universe
- the beginning of the universe
- the origin of the universe
- the origins of the universe
- …
- in the universe Could there be intelligent life elsewhere in the universe?
- [countable] a system of stars, planets, etc. in space outside our own
(已知宇宙以外的)宇宙 - The idea of a parallel universe is hard to grasp.
平行宇宙的概念是很难理解的。 - (figurative) He lives in a little universe of his own.
他生活在自己的小天地里。 - A tidal pool is its own little universe, bustling with activity and life.
潮汐池是它自己的小宇宙,充满了活动和生命。
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- entire
- whole
- vast
- …
- create
- expand
- in the universe
- the beginning of the universe
- the origin of the universe
- the origins of the universe
- …
- The idea of a parallel universe is hard to grasp.
- [singular] a particular area of experience or activity
(某种)经验(或活动)领域;体系 - the moral universe
道德体系
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- entire
- whole
- vast
- …
- create
- expand
- in the universe
- the beginning of the universe
- the origin of the universe
- the origins of the universe
- …
- the moral universe
词源late Middle English: from Old French univers or Latin universum, neuter of universus ‘combined into one, whole’, from uni- ‘one’ + versus ‘turned’ (past participle of vertere).