rocket
US /ˈrɑkɪt/
・UK /'rɒkɪt/
B1 中級英檢中級
n.名詞火箭發動機
NASA launched a new satellite on its newest rocket last week
n.名詞芝麻菜
If you add a rocket to the salad, it will taste better
v.t./i.動詞 (及物/不及物)向前急衝；飛快行進
Hurry up we need to rocket to the airport
n.名詞火箭彈
The terrorists are reported to have fired a rocket at the government building
n.名詞火箭
The rocket will send a probe to the moon
v.t./i.動詞 (及物/不及物)快速上升
The price of gas rocketed up after the hurricane.
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Twenty One Pilots - Stressed Out (J.Fla 翻唱版)！ (Twenty One Pilots - Stressed Out ( cover by J.Fla ))
- We would build a rocket ship and then you'd fly far away.
買下的人 會是我哥 他一定也覺得似曾相識 It’d be to my brother, 'cause we have the same nose
- We would build a rocket ship and then you'd fly far away.
與其用學貸買房子 我們不如選擇住在樹屋 Out of student loans and tree-house homes...
為什麼這些日本公司想在月球上製造氫氣？ (Why these Japanese companies want to make hydrogen on the moon)
- The lander is due to launch in a SpaceX rocket in the fourth quarter of 2024.
為了登月，高砂搭上了一家名為 iSpace 的公司的順風車，這家公司 11 年前就加入了世界登月的行列。
- The lander is due to launch in a SpaceX rocket in the fourth quarter of 2024.
作為早期投資者，高砂公司在 iSpace 即將進行的第二次月球著陸器嘗試中獲得了一席之地。
夢想工作幻滅！為什麼大多數谷歌員工平均工作 1.1 年後就辭職？ (Why Most Google Employees Quit After 1.1 Years (On Average))
- Google employees and relationships that start on tinder have one thing in common, on average they don't last very long. While employees in America stay with a company for 4.1 years on average, a typical Googler quits in just 1.1 years. So why does the number one best place to work for many years in a row, famous for benefits and perks, massages, mouth-watering meals, where 3 million people apply to work every year. With all this, why does Google have such a massive problem keeping people around? We're gonna find out whether Google is hiding some dark secrets or why maybe the reason people move on so fast is they rocket onto something even more positive, even greater success, fame, and fortune after just one year. This video is purely based on the reasons that ex-Google employees gave for quitting. From seeking more freedom, to extreme frustration with the work environment, to creating their own startups.
谷歌員工和在 tinder 上開始的戀情有一個共同點，那就是平均而言，他們都不會持續太久。在美國，員工在一家公司平均工作 4.1 年，而谷歌員工一般只工作 1.1 年就辭職了。那麼，作為連續多年排名第一的最佳工作場所，為什麼谷歌以福利和津貼、按摩、令人垂涎的美食而聞名，每年有 300 萬人申請在這裡工作。擁有這一切，為什麼谷歌在留住員工方面會遇到如此巨大的問題？我們將探究谷歌是否隱藏著什麼不可告人的祕密，或者為什麼人們跳槽如此之快的原因是他們在短短一年後就跳槽到了更積極、更成功、名利雙收的地方。這段視頻完
- We're going to find out whether Google is hiding some dark secrets, or why maybe the reason people move on so fast is they rocket onto something even more positive, even greater success, fame, and
在今年病毒式傳播的有爭議的 TikTok 中說道。
輝達是如何在 2024 年擊敗其他所有科技公司的？ (How NVIDIA just beat every other tech company)
- Here's the rocket fuel that made their growth just explode.
現在你知道了，你也會在他們的品牌中看到這個起源。
- Here's the rocket fuel that made their growth just explode.
現在你知道了，你也會在他們的品牌中看到這個起源。
【看動畫學英文】《飛哥與小佛》飛哥不要那麼直男，浪漫一點！ (City of Love | Music Video | Phineas and Ferb | Disney XD)
- I wonder if oil-based paint is combustible as a rocket fuel.
我們可以嚐嚐高級，上等奶酪，或者逛逛畫廊
- I wonder if oil-based paint is combustible as a rocket fuel.
我們可以嚐嚐高級，上等奶酪，或者逛逛畫廊
跟著馬斯克一起在 SpaceX 觀看火箭發射！ (Watching a Rocket Launch at SpaceX with Elon Musk!)
- We are on truck force one won't you see the Starship rocket launch at SpaceX? Oh, we got a Nutella girl here
我們在一號卡車上，你沒看到 SpaceX 發射的星際飛船火箭嗎？哦，我們這裡有個果仁巧克力女孩
- Today we are on Trump Force One, going to see the Starship Rocket Launch at SpaceX.
我們在一號卡車上，你沒看到 SpaceX 發射的星際飛船火箭嗎？哦，我們這裡有個果仁巧克力女孩
話題製造機馬斯克的「星鏈」引發衛星太空競賽 (How Elon Musk's Starlink Launched a Satellite Space Race)
- It's similar to why your smartphone's 5G speeds tend to be faster the closer you are to a cell tower. Using satellites instead gives Starlink a first mover advantage. And of course being the child of a rocket company doesn't hurt.
這就好比為什麼離信號塔越近，智能手機的 5G 速度就越快。而使用衛星則為 Starlink 帶來了先發優勢。當然，作為火箭公司的孩子也不會有什麼壞處。
- They own their own rocket, and that is just kind of a straight shot to orbit to get their
他們擁有自己的火箭，可以直接射入軌道，將他們的
巨型雷射如何清除太空垃圾？ (How giant lasers could get rid of space trash)
- Decades of space exploration that began with a single satellite launch in 1957 have left discarded rocket bodies, mission-related debris, and thousands of satellites, many of them long abandoned and no longer functional, crisscrossing at high speeds just above Earth's atmosphere.
數十年的太空探索始於 1957 年的一次衛星發射，留下了廢棄的火箭機體、與任務相關的碎片和數千顆衛星，其中許多早已被遺棄，無法再發揮作用，它們在地球大氣層上空高速交錯。
- Have left discarded rocket bodies, mission-related debris, and
正因為如此，世界領先的航天機構和一些營利性公司正在研究解決太空碎片問題的好辦法。