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Meanings of spring equinox in English
Spanish
equinoccio de marzo Usage of spring equinox in English
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It is traditionally marked on the first Sunday following the spring equinox.
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This year's worm moon is special because it coincides with the spring equinox.
3
His main concern was the calculation of the spring equinox, and from that Easter.
4
He is particularly associated with the spring equinox, but also with the growing season generally.
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His festival is the spring equinox, and he is associated with the astrological sign Aries.
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And, more importantly for the church, Easter was out of kilter with the spring equinox.
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First a solar eclipse, then the spring equinox.
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Naurooz, i.e., New Day-orspring equinox, March 21st.
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Today is the spring equinox, when the length of the day and the night are almost equal.
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He re-established the spring equinox to the place fixed by the Council of Nice (787).
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This is the first time in nearly two decades that a supermoon coincides with the spring equinox.
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But winter was on its last legs now, and the spring equinox-March 21-was only two days away.
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Last year, the angle of sunlight during Saturn's spring equinox revealed that many of Saturn's rings have mountains.
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Why we allow some kind of national masochism to push "winter" time beyond the spring equinox.
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The festival is fixed onto the first Sunday after the first full moon following the northern spring equinox.
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We passed New Zealand with the spring equinox and the winds, though strong, were at no time violent.