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Meanings of Venus in anglès
Roman goddess of love, sexuality, procreation and pleasure.
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Examples for "turan"
Examples for "turan"
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Turan the panthan approached the strange city under cover of the darkness.
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Tara and Turan reclined beneath the scant shade of a small tree.
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The monarch of Iran and Turan sent him some very rare breeds.
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The last remaining independent news agency, Turan, stopped work last week.
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They will be able to use Arda Turan and Aleix Vidal in January.
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venus Usage of Venus in anglès
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They are also known as sea gooseberries, sea walnuts and Venus's girdles.
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But in the case of Venus, the price is very long days.
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It was also transferring the Venus money into law and order companies.
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As Venus retrogrades, it's good to revisit connections, especially related to work.
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She'd been given a huge budget to implicate or rule out Venus.
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The Venus of Epicurean philosophy survived in the Virgin of the Schools:-
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Image: NASA Data from Mariner II doomed plans for piloted Venus landings.
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The band had again taken up the waltz in the Blonde Venus.
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In the last few years, several NASA Venus missions have been proposed.
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Put her on Centre Court against the world number one Venus Williams.
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He was surprised; the glass doors showed gathering gloom, and Venus rising.
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But they might remain unconquered for a long time, here on Venus.
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In the great Venus, one recognises the woman before feeling the goddess.
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Jupiter had been first, of course, followed by Saturn, Venus, and Earth.
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The past few days may just have altered Serena's relationship to Venus.
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Milton alludes to the story of Venus and Adonis in his Comus:
Translations for Venus
Venus through the time