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stargazer

/ˈstɑːˌɡeɪ.zər/

翻译: 多义词,可指好幻想或不问世事的人、研究天体的天文学家或物理学家,也可指眼睛长在扁平头顶上的一种海鱼。

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noun

/ˈstɑːˌɡeɪ.zər/C1formal
  • zh多义词,可指好幻想或不问世事的人、研究天体的天文学家或物理学家,也可指眼睛长在扁平头顶上的一种海鱼。

A noun with multiple meanings: it can refer to a person who is dreamy or indifferent to the busy world, an astronomer or physicist who studies celestial bodies, or a type of marine fish with eyes on the top of its flattened head.

  1. Dreamer or daydreamerB2informal

    A person who is detached from everyday concerns and tends to be lost in thought or contemplation.

    zh幻想家

    • He's a bit of a stargazer, always thinking about the universe instead of his homework.
    • She was known as a stargazer, more interested in philosophy than in office gossip.
    • Don't be such a stargazer; we have a deadline to meet.

    同义词daydreamerdreameridealistromanticvisionarywishful thinker

    反义词doerpracticalpragmatistrealist

  2. Astronomer or astrophysicistB2formalscientific

    A scientist who studies celestial objects, space, and the physical universe.

    zh天文学家或天体物理学家

    • The stargazer discovered a new comet using a powerful telescope.
    • Many famous stargazers have contributed to our understanding of black holes.
    • She became a professional stargazer after earning her PhD in astrophysics.

    同义词astronomerastrophysicistcosmologist

  3. A type of fishC1formalscientific

    A bottom-dwelling marine fish with eyes located on the top of its flattened head.

    zh瞻星鱼

    • The stargazer buries itself in the sand, waiting for prey.
    • We saw a stargazer while snorkeling near the reef.
    • This species of stargazer is known for its electric shock ability.
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