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

gravity /gravˈi-ti/

noun

Weightiness

The force attracting a body towards the centre of the earth or other celestial body, gravitational attraction or acceleration

Graveness, solemnity

Seriousness, dangerous nature

Lowness of pitch

ORIGIN: L gravitās, -ātis, from gravis heavy

gravˈitāte intransitive verb

To be acted on by gravity

To tend towards the earth or other body

To be attracted, or move, by force of gravitation

To sink or settle down

To be strongly attracted or move (towards; figurative)

gravitāˈtion noun

The act of gravitating

The force of attraction between masses, this being directly proportional to the product of the masses and inversely to the square of the distances (the Newtonian constant of gravitation (symbol G) is 6.67×10⁻¹¹ N m² kg⁻²) (physics)

gravitāˈtional adjective

Of, relating to, etc gravity

Of the weakest type of interaction between nuclear particles (physics)

gravitāˈtionally adverb

gravˈitātive adjective

gravitomˈeter noun

An instrument for measuring specific gravities

gravˈiton noun (physics)

A hypothetical quantum of gravitational field energy

gravitational field noun

That region of space in which appreciable gravitational force exists

gravity cell noun

An electric cell having electrolytes of different specific gravities, so that they form separate layers

gravˈity-fed adjective

(of a boiler, plant, system, etc) to which fuel, etc is supplied under the force of gravity alone

gravˈity-feed transitive verb and noun

gravity platform noun

A drilling platform, used in the oil industry, made from concrete and steel, the weight of which enables it to hold its position on the seabed

gravity waves plural noun

Liquid surface waves controlled by gravity and not by surface tension
Hypothetical progressive energy-carrying waves whose existence was postulated by Einstein in 1916

acceleration due to gravity

(symbol g) the acceleration of a body falling freely under the action of gravity in a vacuum, on Earth about 9.8m (32.174ft) per second²

specific gravity see under specify