astronauts

IPA/ˈæs.trə.nɔːt/
KK[ˈæstrənˌɔts]IPA/ˈæs.trə.nɑːt/

astronauts — noun

  • astronautssingular
  • astronautsesplural

1. a person who travels and works in space, usually after completing a long period

1.名詞A2
釋義

a person who travels and works in space, usually after completing a long period of special training

例句

Hoa dreamed of becoming an astronaut after watching a rocket launch at age six.

become an astronaut

The astronauts on the space station grew vegetables and tested new equipment.

astronauts on the space station

同義詞
  • space traveller

    a more general, less technical term that can include anyone who goes to space, not just trained professionals

  • cosmonaut

    the official Russian term for the same role; used for members of the Russian Space Agency

  • space pilot

    an informal or science-fiction term emphasising the act of flying a spacecraft

文法句型

a/an + astronaut

the + astronaut

astronaut + singular verb

常見錯誤

An astronaut studies stars through a telescope.
An astronomer studies stars through a telescope.
💡'astronaut' means a person who travels to space; 'astronomer' means a scientist who studies stars and planets from Earth.