多普勒

Duōpǔlè
proper noun #31,334

Meanings

  1. 1 Doppler (Christian Johann Doppler, 1803-1853, Austrian physicist)
  2. 2 Doppler effect

Examples

HSK 5
Tiānqì yùbào shǐyòng Duōpǔlè léidá.
Weather forecasts use Doppler radar.
HSK 7-9
Duōpǔlè xiàoyìng jiěshì le jiùhùchē jīngguò shí shēngyīn de biànhuà.
The Doppler effect explains the change in sound when an ambulance passes by.

Tips

culture
Standard Mandarin transliteration of 'Doppler': ('do-') + ('-pp-') + ('-ler'). Christian Doppler (克里斯蒂安·多普勒, 1803-1853) was the Austrian physicist who in 1842 described how the observed frequency of a wave shifts when source and observer move relative to each other. Everyday encounters with his name: 多普勒雷达 (Doppler radar) in weather reports, and 多普勒超声 (Doppler ultrasound) in medicine.

Stroke Order

duō