trajectory
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /trəˈdʒektəri/
trajectory means: The path something follows as it moves, especially through the air.
noun
MOVEMENT PATHC1
The path something follows as it moves, especially through the air.
- The ball followed a curved trajectory.
- Wind changed the arrow’s trajectory.
- They calculated the rocket’s trajectory before launch.
SEQUENCE OF STATESC2
The series of states a changing system passes through over time.
- The model predicts the system’s trajectory.
- Different initial states produce different trajectories.
- We plotted the trajectory through phase space.
Questions about trajectory
What does trajectory mean?
The path something follows as it moves, especially through the air.
What is trajectory in other languages?
Türkçe: yörünge · Español: trayectoria · Français: trajectoire · Deutsch: Flugbahn · Italiano: traiettoria · 日本語: 軌道
How do you pronounce trajectory?
It is pronounced /trəˈdʒektəri/.
How do you use trajectory in a sentence?
The ball followed a curved trajectory. Wind changed the arrow’s trajectory.
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