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plan·e·tar·i·um·s 英ˌplænɪ'teəriəm美ˌplænɪ'teriəm COCA⁸⁹¹³⁶BNC¹²⁶⁴¹⁶⁺⁴
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n.天文馆⁶⁹;天象仪²⁴;天体运转模型⁷原型planetarium的复数名词复数planetariums
Noun:
a building housing an instrument for projecting the positions of the planets onto a domed ceilingan optical device for projecting images of celestial bodies and other astronomical phenomena onto the inner surface of a hemispherical domean apparatus or model for representing the solar systems
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用作名词On his days off he takes them to the Museum of Natural History or the Planetarium.他休假的日子，就带他们去自然历史博物馆或是天文馆。
Theplanetariumstaff also prepared talks for radio broadcast.天文馆的工作人员还要准备讲稿给电台广播。
He visits the desertedplanetarium.他参观空寂无人的天文馆。 More than150 planetariums, museums, nature centers, libraries, and schools across the country have received a giant6- foot-by-3- foot print of the stunning image.
美国全国超过150家天文馆、博物馆、自然科学中心、图书馆与学校都收到了这张让人印象深刻的照片的大型复印本：6英尺宽，3英尺高。 yeeyan
One such project involves projecting onto a reflective dome, like the ones used in planetariums, simulations or visualizations of massive data sets.
其中一个项目使用了反射穹顶投影技术，就像在天文馆中使用的一样，对大量数据进行模拟或可视化。 infoq
Since he was fascinated by celestial stars in his childhood, he has been working for astronomy, contributing many astronomical illustrations to books, magazines, and planetariums.
自从他在他的童年被天空星迷住，他一直为天文学工作，把很多天文的插图献出到书，杂志和天文馆。 ouhome |