英语词汇“mercury”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Mercurynoun [ S ]

uk/ˈmɜː.kjə.ri/us/ˈmɝː.kjə.ri/

Mercury noun [ S ] (planet)

the planet closest in distance to the Sun

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Astronomy

asteroid
astral
astro-
astrolabe
astronomer
geostationary orbit
gibbous
heavenly body
interplanetary
interstellar
planetoid
Pleiades
plough
Pluto
Polaris
the Southern Cross
Uranus
Venus
vernal equinox
wane

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Mercury noun [ S ] (God)

in Roman mythology (= ancient stories), the Roman God of trade, travellers, and thieves:

A statue of the god Mercury can be seen on the top of the building.

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Hermes

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The spokesman of the gods is Mercury.
Mercury is the god of thieves and con-men.
As god of communications, Mercury was determined to remain in charge.
The Golden Boy is a statue based on the style of the Roman god Mercury, or the Greek god Hermes.

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Mythology: Greek & Roman myth

ambrosia
Aphrodite
Apollo
Ares
Artemis
Cyclops
Diana
Dionysus
fate
gorgon
Hades
harpy
nectar
Neptune
Nike
nymph
Orpheus
Vesta
Victoria
Zeus

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单词	mercury
释义	Contents noun (1) mercury (1) noun (2) Mercury (planet) Mercury (God) Contents noun (1) mercury (1) noun (1) Mercury (1) English American mercurynoun [ U ] uk/ˈmɜː.kjə.ri/us/ˈmɝː.kjə.ri/old use quicksilver symbol Hg a chemical element that is a heavy, silver-coloured metal, liquid at normal temperatures: Mercury is used in batteries, pesticides, and thermometers. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Chemical elements alkali metal antimony calcium carbonic carbonic acid cesium cl graphene lithium nickel plutonium quicksilver selenium strontium sulphur transition metal urea vanadium xenon zinc See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Chemistry: metals & metalworking Idiom(s) the mercury the mercury old-fashioned informal the temperature: With the mercury climbing to 40 degrees, beaches and pools will be crowded this afternoon. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Weather & climate - general words ambient aneroid barometer atmospherics aurora barometer barometric pressure climatic clime frontal system glass low-pressure meteorology microclimate pollen count rarefied the aurora australis the Met Office weather weather station zone See more results » Mercurynoun [ S ] uk/ˈmɜː.kjə.ri/us/ˈmɝː.kjə.ri/ Mercury noun [ S ] (planet) the planet closest in distance to the Sun Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Astronomy asteroid astral astro- astrolabe astronomer geostationary orbit gibbous heavenly body interplanetary interstellar planetoid Pleiades plough Pluto Polaris the Southern Cross Uranus Venus vernal equinox wane See more results » Mercury noun [ S ] (God) in Roman mythology (= ancient stories), the Roman God of trade, travellers, and thieves: A statue of the god Mercury can be seen on the top of the building. Compare Hermes More examples The spokesman of the gods is Mercury. Mercury is the god of thieves and con-men. As god of communications, Mercury was determined to remain in charge. The Golden Boy is a statue based on the style of the Roman god Mercury, or the Greek god Hermes. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Mythology: Greek & Roman myth ambrosia Aphrodite Apollo Ares Artemis Cyclops Diana Dionysus fate gorgon Hades harpy nectar Neptune Nike nymph Orpheus Vesta Victoria Zeus See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Mythological & legendary characters mercurynoun [ U ] us/ˈmɜr·kjər·i/ a heavy, silver-colored metal that is liquid at ordinary temperatures: Mercury is used in thermometers. Mercurynoun [ U ] us/ˈmɜr·kjər·i/ the planet nearest in distance to the sun
随便看	be no better than sth be no big deal be no fear of sth be no fool be no go be no good be no hard and fast rules be no joke be no laughing matter be no laughing matter be no match for sth/sb be no mean feat be no mistaking sth be no need to do sth be no object be no oil painting be no picnic be no question of (doing) sth be no question of doing sth be no question of sth be no reasoning with sb be no respecter of sth be no skin off sb's back be no skin off sb's nose be no skin off sbs back

mercurynoun [ U ]

Idiom(s)

the mercury

Mercurynoun [ S ]

Mercury noun [ S ] (planet)

Mercury noun [ S ] (God)

mercurynoun [ U ]

Mercurynoun [ U ]