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Meanings of aster in English
Russian
aster Spanish
mbda aster 
Spaceborne scientific measuring instrument to collect data on global thermal emissions.
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aster Usage of aster in English
1
She went on a number of steps, and turned again toward her aster:
2
Unusually, cFAs associate with an aster-like actin array as well as keratin bundles.
3
I always liked that name better than 'aster'-itwas a poem in itself.
4
She uses trinkets to bribe Dalan into stealing the magic aster.
5
Another splendid plant to grow in pots is the annual aster, Callistephus chinensis.
6
In 1542, Las Casas placed his manuscript in the hands of his royal aster.
7
It wouldn't surprise me that it was something in the treatment of the aster.
8
It was the wild aster which the dead man's hand still held tightly clasped.
9
She was planting the last aster in the row.
10
I know a little girl who raised aster and stock plants, also young vegetable plants.
11
What's the difference between the ironweed and the aster?
12
Thirty-two little aster plants were set out and still Jack had a number left over.
13
The bridesmaids wore gowns of yellow organdy and the maid of honor an aster blue costume.
14
Even the goldenrod has fallen to rust, and the stars of the aster are already tarnished.
15
Suppose you are saving seed of aster plants.
16
The goldenrod is on the hill, the aster by the brook, and the sunflower in the garden.
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Aster through the time