Definition of hyperon in English:

hyperon

noun ˈhʌɪp(ə)rɒnˈhaɪpəˌrɑn

Physics

An unstable subatomic particle classified as a baryon, heavier than the neutron and proton.
〔物理〕超子
Example sentencesExamples
- The baryon classification took on new members, including particles more massive than the proton called hyperons.
- We now call these particles ‘kaons’ and ‘lambda hyperons,’ but at the time they were simple ‘strange particles.’
- The lightest particles were named leptons, those with medium mass, mesons, heavier particles were called baryons, and the heaviest particles of all, hyperons.
- Then the integer-spin-drive wake of a passing scout ship assigned to trail the passing starcruiser disrupted Faulk's hyperon multiplet enhancer.

Origin

1950s: from hyper- 'beyond, over' + -on.

Definition of hyperon in US English:

hyperon

nounˈhīpəˌränˈhaɪpəˌrɑn

Physics

An unstable subatomic particle classified as a baryon, heavier than the neutron and proton.
〔物理〕超子
Example sentencesExamples
- The baryon classification took on new members, including particles more massive than the proton called hyperons.
- Then the integer-spin-drive wake of a passing scout ship assigned to trail the passing starcruiser disrupted Faulk's hyperon multiplet enhancer.
- We now call these particles ‘kaons’ and ‘lambda hyperons,’ but at the time they were simple ‘strange particles.’
- The lightest particles were named leptons, those with medium mass, mesons, heavier particles were called baryons, and the heaviest particles of all, hyperons.

Origin

1950s: from hyper- ‘beyond, over’ + -on.

单词	hyperon
释义	Definition of hyperon in English: hyperon noun ˈhʌɪp(ə)rɒnˈhaɪpəˌrɑn Physics An unstable subatomic particle classified as a baryon, heavier than the neutron and proton. 〔物理〕超子 Example sentencesExamples The baryon classification took on new members, including particles more massive than the proton called hyperons. We now call these particles ‘kaons’ and ‘lambda hyperons,’ but at the time they were simple ‘strange particles.’ The lightest particles were named leptons, those with medium mass, mesons, heavier particles were called baryons, and the heaviest particles of all, hyperons. Then the integer-spin-drive wake of a passing scout ship assigned to trail the passing starcruiser disrupted Faulk's hyperon multiplet enhancer. Origin 1950s: from hyper- 'beyond, over' + -on. Definition of hyperon in US English: hyperon nounˈhīpəˌränˈhaɪpəˌrɑn Physics An unstable subatomic particle classified as a baryon, heavier than the neutron and proton. 〔物理〕超子 Example sentencesExamples The baryon classification took on new members, including particles more massive than the proton called hyperons. Then the integer-spin-drive wake of a passing scout ship assigned to trail the passing starcruiser disrupted Faulk's hyperon multiplet enhancer. We now call these particles ‘kaons’ and ‘lambda hyperons,’ but at the time they were simple ‘strange particles.’ The lightest particles were named leptons, those with medium mass, mesons, heavier particles were called baryons, and the heaviest particles of all, hyperons. Origin 1950s: from hyper- ‘beyond, over’ + -on.
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