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Meanings of planets in English
Celestial body directly orbiting a star or stellar remnant.
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Usage of planets in English
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The timing is right, since the current planets will encourage clear thinking.
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That said, the planets suggest that her future career looks extremely positive.
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However, the planets suggest that you really need to listen to them!
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Earth's population was almost schizophrenic over the new stage one planets available.
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However, the planets suggest that more public risk-taking is on the way!
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Although the planets also point to exciting career opportunities on the way.
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In recent years astronomers have found many planets outside our Solar System.
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However, certain planets are creating some strong feelings amid an unreliable backdrop.
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We see it in the movement of the planets of the Universe.
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Europe's new space telescope, Cheops, won't be trying to find new planets.
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However, the planets tell us that audiences will be far from impressed!
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However, the planets tell us that a relationship is on the way!
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The gas-giant planets in the Solar System must therefore have formed rapidly.
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That material later condenses into new, metal-rich stars -and ultimately planets.
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The same may well be true for planets outside our solar system.
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That means there must be an infinite number of stars and planets.
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Russian
Portuguese
Spanish
Catalan
Planets through the time
Planets across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Rare
New Zealand
Rare
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