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Meanings of astronomy in English
Natural science that deals with the study of celestial objects.
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astronomia Catalan
astronomia Usage of astronomy in English
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Do you really think you would actually use astronomy in your job?
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The geography class of the future will be a class in astronomy.
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This is a joke in astronomy but it is not in chemistry.
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This mathematical knowledge enabled the Arabs to make considerable progress in astronomy.
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Bacon denied the Copernican system of astronomy; he is an unsafe guide.
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It has been said that astronomy is a humbling and character-building experience.
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Woman now revels even in the more complicated problems of mathematical astronomy.
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Up to this point the process was a simple one of astronomy.
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A tradition of research and teaching was established in mathematics and astronomy.
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Mary learnt the harp and astronomy; her taste for literature was encouraged.
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But such differences mark no dividing line in the brotherhood of astronomy.
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We can discuss astronomy with him; you will find him very interesting.
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The explanation belongs to the department of meteorology, and not to astronomy.
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Books on biology and astronomy, ancient Egypt, chemistry texts, and medical books.
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The rules of navigation, for instance, are in part based on astronomy.
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NASA's image-of-the-day and astronomy-photo-of-the-day collections are right there in searchable thumbnail grids.
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