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Meanings of heavens in anglès
The apparent surface of the imaginary sphere on which celestial bodies appear to be projected.
Synonyms
Examples for "sphere"
Examples for "sphere"
1
A sphere, however, is one thing; a rotating sphere is quite another.
2
This is an extremely pertinent question, especially in the sphere of immigration.
3
The natural and correct form for such a thing is a sphere.
4
The liberal party appears to be vanquished in the sphere of economics.
5
These private acts in an almost public sphere echoed his social nature.
1
The bright particular star in this firmament of friends was Mrs. Slater.
2
Try to please your cousin; she is a star in the firmament.
3
Y: On the Day when the firmament will be in dreadful commotion.
4
Taking a portion of His rays the sun shines in the firmament.
5
The firmament seems to be like the solid base of a vessel.
1
And the ringing welkin is all we should have heard in Michigan.
2
Wails of grief, O Bharata, arose among the gods in the welkin.
3
What the virgin Gayatri has said from the welkin is not true.
4
The welkin seemed as if it were shrouded by a thick forest.
5
From roadside trees the cicada vied with them, making the welkin ring.
1
Up in the empyrean courtly circles his relations were quite as gratifying.
2
That was an empyrean too high for his wing to soar in.
3
To be the centre of a maze of manoeuvres was his empyrean.
4
She had mildly soared with him into the empyrean of his dreams.
5
And such must have been from the beginning the condition of the empyrean.
1
The earth, argued Ptolemy, lies at the centre of the celestial sphere.
2
Egg represented the concavity of the celestial sphere enclosing all things, 663-l.
3
This figure forms a grand trapezium of four stars on the celestial sphere.
4
The third star whirls counterclockwise on the celestial sphere itself.
5
The points in which the latter intersects the celestial sphere are called the galactic poles.
1
His cry uprose and was lost in the immense vault of heaven.
2
Black clouds hung in huge, portentous masses over, the vault of heaven.
3
Then from the vault of heaven darted a ribbon of emerald fire.
4
One would have pronounced them spiders' webs of the vault of heaven.
5
She represents the vault of heaven, and is the mother of the gods.
Usage of heavens in anglès
1
No time is left for discussing the new heavens and New Earth.
2
It will remain until the new heavens and the new earth come.
3
Thank heavens Ireland may not come back here for another dozen years.
4
But I do believe in the new heavens and the New Earth.
5
The Tree of Life had pierced the heavens; it overtopped the stars.
6
Dear heavens, what could anyone hope to use one of these for?
7
The heavens tell me so; the curling leaves whisper the sickening message.
8
Praise ye the LORD from the heavens: praise him in the heights.
9
The lord of Sachi is adored in the heavens by the Apsaras.
10
The teachers mourned; still the heavens were brass, and the earth iron.
11
Oh, heavens, I can't believe I haven't thought of this idea sooner.
12
They polka-dotted the heavens in the area through which the Frenchman scudded.
13
Thank heavens. Leigh gestured toward the remains of their meal-andthe wine.
14
The July moon was at the full, and low in the heavens.
15
The sun set, and the moon took his place in the heavens.
16
In the mean time, the hues of the heavens had often changed.
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Translations for heavens
portuguès
Heavens through the time
Heavens across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common