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Meanings of comet in English
Usage of comet in English
1
They say the red comet is a herald of a new age.
2
Which means we see the comet rise and set every eight hours.
3
I think that for many people, they really haven't seen a comet.
4
This process may, in time, affect the overall morphology of the comet.
5
It is certainly a fiery, tempestuous comet streaking through the royal family.
6
The alkaline comet assay was used to measure repair of DNA lesions.
7
As I watched, the comet vanished from the field of the telescope.
8
Some are simply blown apart by the plasma explosions or comet bursts.
9
A Nasa mission called Stardust collected particles from a comet in 2004.
10
Nor were the interpreters of the comet's message content with simple prose.
11
And I can tell a ship from a comet, too, you know.
12
Cosmo Versál had never said that the comet would drown the earth.
13
Halley's comet, it is now thought, is about 25 percent organic molecules.
14
Ever wanted to play the role of a planet, asteroid or comet?
15
In the following table, the same comparison is made for Biela's comet:-
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Or a comet, unheralded, appears in the sky like a flaming sword.
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Comet through the time
Comet across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common