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流星体
liú xīng tǐ
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meteoroid
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流星體
liú xīng tǐ
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meteoroid
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流量明星
liú liàng míng xīng
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(neologism c. 2014) celebrity with a huge, devoted fan base;
celebrity with a huge following on social media
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海星机场
hǎi xīng jī chǎng
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nickname of Beijing Daxing International Airport 北京大興國際機場|北京大兴国际机场[Bei3 jing1 Da4 xing1 Guo2 ji4 Ji1 chang3], whose terminal building looks like a giant alien starfish
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海星機場
hǎi xīng jī chǎng
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nickname of Beijing Daxing International Airport 北京大興國際機場|北京大兴国际机场[Bei3 jing1 Da4 xing1 Guo2 ji4 Ji1 chang3], whose terminal building looks like a giant alien starfish
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準星
zhǔn xīng
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front sight (firearms);
the zero point indicator marked on a steelyard
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滿天星
mǎn tiān xīng
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Baby's Breath;
Gypsophila paniculata
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满天繁星
mǎn tiān fán xīng
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lit. whole sky, a multitude of stars
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滿天繁星
mǎn tiān fán xīng
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lit. whole sky, a multitude of stars
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弥漫星云
mí màn xīng yún
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diffuse nebula
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瀰漫星雲
mí màn xīng yún
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diffuse nebula
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火德星君
huǒ dé xīng jūn
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spirit of the planet Mars
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火星人
huǒ xīng rén
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Martian
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火星哥
huǒ xīng gē
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nickname of American singer Bruno Mars
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火星快车
huǒ xīng kuài chē
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Mars express, EU spacecraft
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火星快車
huǒ xīng kuài chē
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Mars express, EU spacecraft
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火星撞地球
huǒ xīng zhuàng dì qiú
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clash that leaves both sides shattered
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火星文
huǒ xīng wén
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lit. Martian language;
fig. Internet slang used to communicate secret messages that the general public or government can't understand
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火流星
huǒ liú xīng
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(astronomy) bolide;
fireball
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灶神星
zào shén xīng
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Vesta, an asteroid, second most massive object in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter, discovered in 1807 by H.W. Olbers
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災星
zāi xīng
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comet or supernova viewed as evil portent
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荧惑星
yíng huò xīng
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Mars in traditional Chinese astronomy
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熒惑星
yíng huò xīng
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Mars in traditional Chinese astronomy
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灿若繁星
càn ruò fán xīng
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bright as a multitude of stars (idiom); extremely able talent
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燦若繁星
càn ruò fán xīng
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bright as a multitude of stars (idiom); extremely able talent
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