永恒 | yǒng héng | eternal; everlasting; fig. to pass into eternity (i.e. to die) | |
恒星 | héng xīng | (fixed) star | |
持之以恒 | chí zhī yǐ héng | to pursue unremittingly (idiom); to persevere | |
守恒 | shǒu héng | conservation (e.g. of energy, momentum or heat in physics); to remain constant (of a number) | |
恒定 | héng dìng | constant |
1 | The Kepler 11 solar system is interesting not just because it has more planets than any we've observed outside our own, but also because it's extremely compact. | |
2 | It will be your best choice, whether you are on business, or on trip. | |
3 | When I flail my arms around I generate work and heat. This is not a constant volume process. | |
4 | Normally this is used for a reaction in the condensed phases and liquid usually. | |
5 | His seed shall endure for ever, and his throne as the sun before me. |