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Meanings of orbit in English
Usage of orbit in English
1
Unfortunately, it costs way more to actually put 1 kg into orbit.
2
That implied that Northern Ireland would remain within the EU's economic orbit.
3
Yes, the target satellite's orbit was known well ahead of the interception.
4
Then you learn to achieve orbit, and bring your astronaut home safely.
5
Within four months, the United States had placed Explorer 1 into orbit.
6
Markus, who'd only been in orbit for a few days, sounded great.
7
Shall I change the Earth's orbit for you while I'm at it?
8
The exoplanet takes about 229 days to orbit its dual parent stars.
9
There aren't any antiorbital weapons allowed on Earth or in Earth orbit.
10
The earth revolves around the sun in an orbit called an ellipse.
11
Let the half-submerged earth sail around the sun in an appropriate orbit.
12
Earth orbit, the Moon, and Mars involve very different voyages and challenges.
13
Actually, you don't even need to be in orbit to feel weightless.
14
The Sim Sup let us enjoy a perfectly nominal ascent into orbit.
15
It's quite featureless and, at the moment, it holds a steady orbit.
16
But sometimes even mature companies need a booster to get into orbit.
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Translations for orbit
Orbit through the time
Orbit across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
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