Definition of albedo in English:

albedo

nounPlural albedos alˈbiːdəʊælˈbidoʊ

Astronomy

The proportion of the incident light or radiation that is reflected by a surface, typically that of a planet or moon.
〔主天文〕反射率，反照率
the lunar maria have a lower albedo than the surrounding terrain
Example sentencesExamples
- Taking characteristic values for the average albedo (the fraction of sunlight reflected), size limits could be calculated.
- Decades of photometry have been interpreted to derive maps of Pluto's surface reflectance, or albedo.
- As more and more snow and ice accumulates year on year, so the reflectivity or albedo of the surface is increased, causing summer sunshine to have even less impact and accelerating the growth of ice sheets and glaciers.
- These aerosols are reflective and increase the albedo of the planet.
- This relation largely depends on the albedo of the surface surrounding the receiver and on the solar elevation angle.

Origin

Mid 19th century: ecclesiastical Latin, 'whiteness', from Latin albus 'white'.

Definition of albedo in US English:

albedo

nounælˈbidoʊalˈbēdō

Astronomy

The proportion of the incident light or radiation that is reflected by a surface, typically that of a planet or moon.
〔主天文〕反射率，反照率
the lunar maria have a lower albedo than the surrounding terrain
Example sentencesExamples
- Taking characteristic values for the average albedo (the fraction of sunlight reflected), size limits could be calculated.
- Decades of photometry have been interpreted to derive maps of Pluto's surface reflectance, or albedo.
- As more and more snow and ice accumulates year on year, so the reflectivity or albedo of the surface is increased, causing summer sunshine to have even less impact and accelerating the growth of ice sheets and glaciers.
- These aerosols are reflective and increase the albedo of the planet.
- This relation largely depends on the albedo of the surface surrounding the receiver and on the solar elevation angle.

Origin

Mid 19th century: ecclesiastical Latin, ‘whiteness’, from Latin albus ‘white’.

单词	albedo
释义	Definition of albedo in English: albedo nounPlural albedos alˈbiːdəʊælˈbidoʊ Astronomy The proportion of the incident light or radiation that is reflected by a surface, typically that of a planet or moon. 〔主天文〕反射率，反照率 the lunar maria have a lower albedo than the surrounding terrain Example sentencesExamples Taking characteristic values for the average albedo (the fraction of sunlight reflected), size limits could be calculated. Decades of photometry have been interpreted to derive maps of Pluto's surface reflectance, or albedo. As more and more snow and ice accumulates year on year, so the reflectivity or albedo of the surface is increased, causing summer sunshine to have even less impact and accelerating the growth of ice sheets and glaciers. These aerosols are reflective and increase the albedo of the planet. This relation largely depends on the albedo of the surface surrounding the receiver and on the solar elevation angle. Origin Mid 19th century: ecclesiastical Latin, 'whiteness', from Latin albus 'white'. Definition of albedo in US English: albedo nounælˈbidoʊalˈbēdō Astronomy The proportion of the incident light or radiation that is reflected by a surface, typically that of a planet or moon. 〔主天文〕反射率，反照率 the lunar maria have a lower albedo than the surrounding terrain Example sentencesExamples Taking characteristic values for the average albedo (the fraction of sunlight reflected), size limits could be calculated. Decades of photometry have been interpreted to derive maps of Pluto's surface reflectance, or albedo. As more and more snow and ice accumulates year on year, so the reflectivity or albedo of the surface is increased, causing summer sunshine to have even less impact and accelerating the growth of ice sheets and glaciers. These aerosols are reflective and increase the albedo of the planet. This relation largely depends on the albedo of the surface surrounding the receiver and on the solar elevation angle. Origin Mid 19th century: ecclesiastical Latin, ‘whiteness’, from Latin albus ‘white’.
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