Definition of posigrade in English:

posigrade

adjective ˈpɒzɪɡreɪd

Astronautics Astronomy

Designating or exhibiting motion in the same direction as some existing motion; especially designating or exhibiting motion of a satellite in the same direction as the rotation or orbit of the primary, or as the direction prevailing in the solar system (i.e. clockwise as seen from north of the ecliptic). Opposed to retrograde.

adverb ˈpɒzɪɡreɪd

Astronautics Astronomy

In a posigrade direction.

Origin

1960s. From posi- + -grade, after retrograde.

Definition of posigrade in US English:

posigrade

adjectiveˈpɒzɪɡreɪd

Astronautics Astronomy

Designating or exhibiting motion in the same direction as some existing motion; especially designating or exhibiting motion of a satellite in the same direction as the rotation or orbit of the primary, or as the direction prevailing in the solar system (i.e. clockwise as seen from north of the ecliptic). Opposed to retrograde.

adverbˈpɒzɪɡreɪd

Astronautics Astronomy

In a posigrade direction.

Origin

1960s. From posi- + -grade, after retrograde.

词汇	posigrade
释义	Definition of posigrade in English: posigrade adjective ˈpɒzɪɡreɪd Astronautics Astronomy Designating or exhibiting motion in the same direction as some existing motion; especially designating or exhibiting motion of a satellite in the same direction as the rotation or orbit of the primary, or as the direction prevailing in the solar system (i.e. clockwise as seen from north of the ecliptic). Opposed to retrograde. adverb ˈpɒzɪɡreɪd Astronautics Astronomy In a posigrade direction. Origin 1960s. From posi- + -grade, after retrograde. Definition of posigrade in US English: posigrade adjectiveˈpɒzɪɡreɪd Astronautics Astronomy Designating or exhibiting motion in the same direction as some existing motion; especially designating or exhibiting motion of a satellite in the same direction as the rotation or orbit of the primary, or as the direction prevailing in the solar system (i.e. clockwise as seen from north of the ecliptic). Opposed to retrograde. adverbˈpɒzɪɡreɪd Astronautics Astronomy In a posigrade direction. Origin 1960s. From posi- + -grade, after retrograde.
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