经度英语怎么读

纬度是latitude；经度是longitude很好记的，两个后面都是都是“ itude ”你要记得，经线每条都一样长，每条都很"long",所以名字就主打“long”了。P/s:纬线（纬线圈）最长是赤道，最短是两极（两极只是一个点）

经度：longitude 简写：lng纬度：latitude 简写：lat

“经度”的英文缩写是：缩写为long.

“经度”的英文是：longitude

读音：英 ['lɒn(d)ʒɪtjuːd; 'lɒŋgɪ-]  美 ['lɑndʒətud]

n. 经度，经线；[天]黄经

相关例句：

1、He noted the latitude and longitude, then made a mark on the admiralty chart.

他记下经度和纬度，然后在航海图上作出标记。

2、 A location's position along a circle of latitude is given by its longitude.

纬度圈上某一地点的位置是由其经度决定的。

3、radio antennae located at three sites separated by roughly 120° of longitude

无线电天线置于大致由120度经度线分隔的三处 。

4、Longitude is the distance measured in degrees east or west of the prime meridian.

经度是本初子午线以东或者以西以度数测量的距离。

5、The longitude prize, sponsored by the British government, was not unique.

英国政府赞助的这项“经度大奖”在当时并非独此一家。

纬度的英文缩写为lat.

纬度的英文：latitude

英 ['lætɪtjuːd]美 ['lætɪtuːd]

n. 纬度；范围；[天]黄纬

双语例句

1、He noted the latitude and longitude, then made a mark on the admiralty chart.

他记下经度和纬度，然后在航海图上作出标记。

2、We are at the precise latitude of Corfu.

我们目前位于希腊科孚岛的同纬度地区。

在地理坐标中，经度用W和E表示，W表示西经，E表示东经。

国际上规定，把通过英国首都伦敦格林尼治天文台原址的那一条经线定为0°经线，也叫本初子午线。从0°经线算起，向东、向西各分作180°，以东的180°属于东经，习惯上用“E”作代号，以西的180°属于西经，习惯上用“W”作代号。

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