track (for trains etc); orbit (of a satellite); (fig.) a person's established path in life; desired trajectory (of a business or other endeavor); (audio engineering) track; (quantum mechanics) orbital
trad. 軌道
Also written 軌道【guǐ dào】
53 results for *轨*
track (for trains etc); orbit (of a satellite); (fig.) a person's established path in life; desired trajectory (of a business or other endeavor); (audio engineering) track; (quantum mechanics) orbital
trad. 軌道
Also written 軌道【guǐ dào】
to be derailed; to go off the rails; (fig.) to overstep the bounds; (fig.) to have an extramarital affair
rail; railroad track; CL:根[gen1]
locus; orbit; trajectory; track
the right track
to leave the rails; to derail; to jump the track
(bound form) rail; track; course; path
railtrack connection; to integrate into sth; to dock; to connect; to be in step with; to bring into line with; to align
errant
to enter orbit
monorail
to lie across the railway tracks (to commit suicide or to prevent trains from getting through)
double-track; parallel tracks; dual-track (system)
(mechanics) guide rail; slideway
normal practice
(railway) guard rail
trackless
tracked (tramcar)
to follow in the steps of
to run off the track; to step out of line; to overstep the bounds of propriety
track (railroad, streetcar etc)
to jump onto the tracks in a suicide attempt
(Tw) (quantum mechanics) orbital
sleeper; tie
standard; criterion
gauge
to change track
light rail; transit system (underground, at street level or elevated); streetcar; metro (abbr. for 輕型軌道交通|轻型轨道交通[qing1 xing2 gui3 dao4 jiao1 tong1])
long-established rules of conduct
steel rail
to lay railway track
caterpillar track (propulsion system used on bulldozers etc)
sound track; track number (e.g. on a CD)
to stay on track; to proceed smoothly
circular orbit (in astronomy and in astronautics)
railgun
trackball (computing)
orbital module
see 近地軌道|近地轨道[jin4 di4 gui3 dao4]
(astronomy) synchronous orbit
Earth orbit (orbit of a satellite around the Earth); Earth's orbit (orbit of the Earth around the Sun)
(Tw) to transition smoothly with no gap, interruption or adjustment period; to move directly from one position, stage or relationship to another; to dovetail seamlessly
trolleybus
streetcar; tramcar; tram
metro; rapid transit; subway
low Earth orbit (LEO)
(astronomy) stationary orbit
orbital space station
light rail; transit system (underground, at street level or elevated); streetcar; metro; abbr. to 輕軌|轻轨[qing1 gui3]
(PRC) dual-track pension system (with separate schemes for public-sector and enterprise employees)