Dictionary entry
Spaceship
Pronunciation: /ˈspeɪsʃɪp/
Pronunciation
/ˈspeɪsʃɪp/
Myanmar Meaning
အာကာသယာဉ်။
Definition
spaceship /'speÇsʃÇp/ n လူစီးအာကာသယာဥ္။ Compare SPACE CRAFT
Examples
- ‘The winged spaceships are supposed to fly until 2012
- however NASA is researching whether their retirement date can be pushed back to 2020.’
- ‘It will invest about $108 million in spaceships and ground infrastructure for the venture
- it said.’
- ‘Only instead of traveling in boats to cross the oceans and reach far away lands they use spaceships to reach far away planets and meet strange cultures.’
- ‘This means that the spaceship orbits slower than it would if the Moon wasn't there.’
- ‘Have any formerly unidentified flying objects been convincingly shown to be alien spaceships?’
- ‘How do you spend your down time - in other words
- what do you do when you're not getting spaceships out to other planets?’
- ‘Humans have long dreamed of building spaceships
- all the while riding on one that provides everyone with billions of free air miles every day of their lives.’
- ‘He wants a fleet of spaceships
- capable of carrying at least five people each
- to fly jet-setters into the edge of space.’
- ‘NASA is interested in sensing contaminants because spaceships are tightly sealed.’
- ‘We do not just need bigger and better rockets and spaceships in order to set up space colonies on the Moon or Mars.’
- ‘In other words
- if we were to launch a spaceship from Earth and fly in as straight a line as possible
- we could find ourselves returning home.’
- ‘The shuttle's three main engines continue burning to carry the spaceship into orbit.’
- ‘I play videogames in order to do things that I could never do in real life
- like flying spaceships
- grappling with monsters
- or skateboard standing up.’
- ‘This means that nuclear spaceships could travel twice as fast as our current chemical spacecraft.’
- ‘Above our heads an enormous spaceship blasts off into a star-filled sky.’
- ‘When I was a television journalist here in town
- I did the news the night that one of the Apollo spaceships was circling the earth.’
- ‘During the show's first few years
- minimal scientific research went into the spaceships and weapons that fascinated children.’
- ‘Some of the earliest proposals in fact were that one could make spaceships that are propelled by atomic bombs and that the ship actually surfs on the blast wave of a nuclear bomb.’
- ‘From the moment he learned about Sputnik
- Gagarin secretly knew he would join the space programme and even began sketching his ideas for spaceships.’
- ‘Normally in bad sci-fi
- even after crashing
- spaceships work without a problem the second time they start them up.’