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transiting是transit的现在分词 transit美 ['trænsɪt] 英 ['trænzɪt] - n.变迁；通过；渡越；运输
- v.通过；运送过；【天】(天体)经过
- 网络跃迁逃遁
复数：transits 现在分词：transiting 过去分词：transited n. transportation,shipment,transfer,transport,passage v. | | n. | 8. 通过,通行;渡越,飞越;运输;通路;运输线;转变,变迁;【天文学】中天;凌日;中星仪;经纬仪 8. 通过,通行;渡越,飞越;运输;通路;运输线;转变,变迁;【天文学】中天;凌日;中星仪;经纬仪 |
v. | 1. to pass through, over, or across something 2. to make a transit across the face of the Sun or a planet, or across a meridian 3. to rotate the telescope of a surveying instrument horizontally through 180°, thus reversing its direction | n. | 1. the transportation of passengers by means of a local public transportation system 2. a surveying instrument surmounted by a telescope that can be rotated completely around its horizontal axis, used for measuring vertical and horizontal angles 3. the act of travelling or being transported through or across an area, over a distance, or from one place to another 4. a particular route or method used in travelling through or across an area 5. the movement of Venus or Mercury across the face of the Sun, or of a moon or its shadow across the face of a planet, as seen from Earth 6. the apparent movement of a star or planet across the meridian from which it is being observed, caused by the Earth's rotation 7. the passing of a planet across a specific point on the zodiac 8. a transition or passing, e.g. from life to a supposed spiritual existence after death 9. the activity or process of moving someone or something from one place to another 10. a system of buses, trains etc that people use to travel around a particular city or area 1. the transportation of passengers by means of a local public transportation system 2. a surveying instrument surmounted by a telescope that can be rotated completely around its horizontal axis, used for measuring vertical and horizontal angles 3. the act of travelling or being transported through or across an area, over a distance, or from one place to another 4. a particular route or method used in travelling through or across an area 5. the movement of Venus or Mercury across the face of the Sun, or of a moon or its shadow across the face of a planet, as seen from Earth 6. the apparent movement of a star or planet across the meridian from which it is being observed, caused by the Earth's rotation 7. the passing of a planet across a specific point on the zodiac 8. a transition or passing, e.g. from life to a supposed spiritual existence after death 9. the activity or process of moving someone or something from one place to another 10. a system of buses, trains etc that people use to travel around a particular city or area |
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