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Meanings of astronomer in English
Portuguese
astrónomos Catalan
astrònom Synonyms
Examples for "stargazer"
Examples for "stargazer"
1
Long before he became a star, Brian May was a stargazer.
2
As an enthusiastic stargazer, I spend lots of time under the night sky.
3
Pollution and light-free skies make the area a stargazer's dream.
4
The stargazer turned to leave, and Iome desperately cast her eyes over the courtyard.
5
He wore a blue robe with silver stars sewn upon it, marking him as a stargazer.
Usage of astronomer in English
1
British astronomer Stephen Webb offers 50 possible explanations for this galactic paradox.
2
The astronomer bore no part in the struggles and jealousies about him.
3
Leading radio astronomer Sergei Gulyaev says New Zealand's involvement is a win-win.
4
In 1721 Halley succeeded Flamsteed as astronomer royal at the Greenwich Observatory.
5
Our own moon is one of the enigmas of the mathematical astronomer.
6
The astronomer took immediate and energetic measures to insure the public safety.
7
In the centre, with wings outstretched, is Atlas, mythologically the first astronomer.
8
The astronomer has divided the sun into definite concentric regions or layers.
9
For Mr. Watson declared a preposterous thing for a relatively unknown astronomer.
10
The initials name a noted philosopher, and the finals an eminent astronomer.
11
The father of the future astronomer had charge of the king's pictures.
12
And away he marched the most eminent astronomer of many a year.
13
My father was an astronomer and we went where the observatories were.
14
The Church will never hesitate between an astronomer and a Capuchin friar.
15
In 1955, they came to the notice of a Russian astronomer, N.A.
16
The voice was that of famous astronomer and science popularizer Doc Dubois.
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Astronomer through the time
Astronomer across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common