geologically

常見(jiàn)例句

Apollo astronauts used seismometers during their visits to the Moon and discovered that the gray orb isn't a totally dead place, geologically speaking.
阿波羅航天飛船的宇航員們登月時(shí)使用地震檢波器發(fā)現(xiàn)：這個(gè)灰色的星球，從地質(zhì)學(xué)角度上講，竝不完全是一個(gè)死氣沉沉的地方。
"It know it sounds horrible to say this, but geologically speaking, it was not a big earthquake at all," says Alessandro Martelli, a professor of antiseismic engineering at the University of Ferrara.
我知道這樣說(shuō)可能讓人反感，但從地質(zhì)學(xué)角度看，這竝算不上太嚴(yán)重的地震，費(fèi)拉拉大學(xué)地震預(yù)防工程師亞裡山大.馬特利說(shuō)。
The Nabro volcano has not erupted in recorded human history, but lava flows near the volcano are relatively recent geologically.
在有人類記載的歷史中，納佈諾火山竝未噴發(fā)，但火山附近的熔巖流是相對(duì)較新的地質(zhì)。

He spoke to us about the finding. "It really means that the planet is more active than we thought,and more active and that can be geologically or maybe even biologically."
Scientists say Ethiopia is a work in progress, anthropologically and geologically.
Compared to the well-known seismic areas like the Pacific Rim, the Caribbean seems geologically quiet, but this area where tectonic plates meet has a long history of earthquakes, tsunamis,and volcanoes.

Gale was less likely to have organics, but it was guaranteed to be geologically fascinating.
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