Definition of Jupiter in English:

Jupiter

proper nounˈdʒuːpɪtəˈdʒupədər

1Roman Mythology
The chief god of the Roman state religion, originally a sky god associated with thunder and lightning. His wife was Juno.
〔罗马神话〕朱庇特（罗马国教的主神，原为主管雷霆和闪电的天神，其妻为朱诺；相当于希腊神话中的ZEUS ）。亦称JOVE
Greek equivalent Zeus
Also called Jove
2Astronomy
The largest planet in the solar system, a gas giant which is the fifth in order from the sun and one of the brightest objects in the night sky.
〔天文〕木星（太阳系中最大的行星，为一气态巨星，是从太阳向外数的第五颗巨星，为夜空中最明亮的星体之一）
Jupiter orbits between Mars and Saturn at an average distance of 778 million km from the sun. Although it has an equatorial diameter of 142,800 km the planet rotates in less than ten hours. Its upper atmosphere consists mainly of hydrogen with swirling clouds of ammonia and methane, with a circulation system that results in a number of distinct latitudinal bands. There are at least sixteen satellites, four of which (the Galilean moons) are visible through binoculars, and a faint ring system

Origin

Latin, from Jovis pater, literally 'Father Jove'.

Definition of Jupiter in US English:

Jupiter

proper nounˈjo͞opədərˈdʒupədər

1Roman Mythology
The chief god of the Roman state religion, originally a sky god associated with thunder and lightning. His wife was Juno.
〔罗马神话〕朱庇特（罗马国教的主神，原为主管雷霆和闪电的天神，其妻为朱诺；相当于希腊神话中的ZEUS ）。亦称JOVE
Greek equivalent Zeus
Also called Jove
2Astronomy
The largest planet in the solar system, a gas giant which is the fifth in order from the sun and one of the brightest objects in the night sky.
〔天文〕木星（太阳系中最大的行星，为一气态巨星，是从太阳向外数的第五颗巨星，为夜空中最明亮的星体之一）
Jupiter orbits between Mars and Saturn at an average distance of 484 million miles (778 million km) from the sun. Although it has an equatorial diameter of 88,846 miles (142,984 km), the planet rotates in less than ten hours. Its upper atmosphere consists mainly of hydrogen with swirling clouds of ammonia and methane, with a circulation system that results in a number of distinct latitudinal bands. There are at least sixteen satellites, four of which (the Galilean moons) are visible through binoculars, and a faint ring system

Origin

Latin, from Jovis pater, literally ‘Father Jove’.

词汇	Jupiter
释义	Definition of Jupiter in English: Jupiter proper nounˈdʒuːpɪtəˈdʒupədər 1Roman Mythology The chief god of the Roman state religion, originally a sky god associated with thunder and lightning. His wife was Juno. 〔罗马神话〕朱庇特（罗马国教的主神，原为主管雷霆和闪电的天神，其妻为朱诺；相当于希腊神话中的ZEUS ）。亦称JOVE Greek equivalent Zeus Also called Jove 2Astronomy The largest planet in the solar system, a gas giant which is the fifth in order from the sun and one of the brightest objects in the night sky. 〔天文〕木星（太阳系中最大的行星，为一气态巨星，是从太阳向外数的第五颗巨星，为夜空中最明亮的星体之一） Jupiter orbits between Mars and Saturn at an average distance of 778 million km from the sun. Although it has an equatorial diameter of 142,800 km the planet rotates in less than ten hours. Its upper atmosphere consists mainly of hydrogen with swirling clouds of ammonia and methane, with a circulation system that results in a number of distinct latitudinal bands. There are at least sixteen satellites, four of which (the Galilean moons) are visible through binoculars, and a faint ring system Origin Latin, from Jovis pater, literally 'Father Jove'. Definition of Jupiter in US English: Jupiter proper nounˈjo͞opədərˈdʒupədər 1Roman Mythology The chief god of the Roman state religion, originally a sky god associated with thunder and lightning. His wife was Juno. 〔罗马神话〕朱庇特（罗马国教的主神，原为主管雷霆和闪电的天神，其妻为朱诺；相当于希腊神话中的ZEUS ）。亦称JOVE Greek equivalent Zeus Also called Jove 2Astronomy The largest planet in the solar system, a gas giant which is the fifth in order from the sun and one of the brightest objects in the night sky. 〔天文〕木星（太阳系中最大的行星，为一气态巨星，是从太阳向外数的第五颗巨星，为夜空中最明亮的星体之一） Jupiter orbits between Mars and Saturn at an average distance of 484 million miles (778 million km) from the sun. Although it has an equatorial diameter of 88,846 miles (142,984 km), the planet rotates in less than ten hours. Its upper atmosphere consists mainly of hydrogen with swirling clouds of ammonia and methane, with a circulation system that results in a number of distinct latitudinal bands. There are at least sixteen satellites, four of which (the Galilean moons) are visible through binoculars, and a faint ring system Origin Latin, from Jovis pater, literally ‘Father Jove’.
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