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Meanings of big splash in English

Russian
гигантского столкновения теория
Portuguese
formação da lua
Spanish
teoria del gran impacto
Catalan
hipòtesi del gran impacte
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Theory that the Moon formed out of the debris left over from a collision between Earth and an astronomical body the size of Mars, approximately 4.5 billion years ago.

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гигантского столкновения теория
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Usage of big splash in English
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Here's how this year's stars made a big splash on social media.
News.com.au
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When first reported in 2002, the James ossuary made a big splash.
Cross Bones
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This NZ teen is about to make a big splash beyond blog-land.
The Guardian
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I'll make a big splash and keep in the public eye.
The Vision Splendid
5
When Apple wants to make a big splash, it returns to its history.
The Irish Times
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The wolf bounded into the water, making a big splash, straight to Shamio.
The Plains of Passage
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Captain made a pretty big splash back in the day, but your kiddo?
Caliban's War
8
Made a pretty big splash on your side of the pond.
Beautiful assassin
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The piece made a big splash and then it was gone.
Wet desert: tracking down a terrorist on the colorado river
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Japan head into the quarterfinal determined to make another big splash.
The South African
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A year ago Filter made a big splash with a devised piece called Water.
The Guardian
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And the pictures made a big splash when they were published a week later.
Bittersweet
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All the indications are they are going to make a big splash, Rowe said.
Reuters
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Guaidó's big splash has caused widening ripples that relate only obliquely to Venezuelans' suffering.
The Guardian
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Next there was a big splash and many voices talking loudly, and after that-silence
A Child's Story Garden
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In its big splash in 1955, the sensational paper, too, had mentioned the Walton case.
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