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Meanings of natural satellite in English
Celestial body that orbits a planet or other smaller body in turn directly orbiting a star.
Synonyms
Examples for "moon"
Examples for "moon"
1
The first day of the second moon of the Water Dragon Year.
2
Said moon-let being, of course, that irrational moment when Pascow had spoken.
3
The moon glides up in the north; the rocks cast gigantic shadows.
4
I'm surprised the market just isn't going to the moon right now.
5
You mentioned several different resources that could be found on the moon.
Usage of natural satellite in English
1
It shone with an eerie metallic glow utterly unlike that of any natural satellite.
2
To those of us here on the ground, our planet's natural satellite appears to never turn.
3
One recent theory posits that the Earth once had a second moon that smashed into our current natural satellite.
4
Find the spectral class along the top of the chart and then roll to find the natural satellite grouping and number:
5
In addition to returning to the moon, the Artemis program is also designed to establish a sustainable human presence on Earth's natural satellite.
6
Artistically speaking, Ireland is a natural satellite, resigned to such contentment as may be derived from revolving around the nearest primary centre of civilisation.
7
Astronomers think that, like many natural satellites, it began its life spinning at a very different rate.
8
Max then lifted his head toward the sky to try to find Phobos, one of the two natural satellites of the Red Planet.
9
Sanction IV is much larger, larger even than Latimer or Earth, and it has no natural satellites, all of which makes for wide, placid oceans.
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Translations for natural satellite
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