Pronunciation: /ˈɔːr.bɪ.təl/
noun a curved path followed by a celestial object or spacecraft around a star, planet, or moon
A1 The satellite is in orbital around the Earth.
A2 The astronaut conducted a spacewalk outside the orbital.
B1 The spacecraft entered the orbital path around Mars.
B2 Scientists are studying the orbital patterns of the planets.
C1 The satellite's orbital trajectory was carefully calculated.
C2 The orbital mechanics of the spacecraft were complex and required precise calculations.
adjective relating to or resembling an orbit or orbits
A1 The satellite is in an orbital path around the Earth.
A2 The astronaut conducted repairs on the orbital station.
B1 The spacecraft entered the orbital phase of its mission.
B2 Scientists are studying the orbital mechanics of the planets.
C1 The orbital resonance of the moons creates complex patterns.
C2 Advanced technology allows for precise orbital maneuvering.
formal The satellite was placed into a stable orbital around the Earth.
informal The spaceship is cruising in the orbital path.
slang Let's take a joyride in the orbital zone.
figurative Her thoughts were in a constant orbital around the idea of success.
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