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Significados de stargazer em inglês

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A physicist who studies astronomy.

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Someone indifferent to the busy world.

Uso de stargazer em inglês
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Long before he became a star, Brian May was a stargazer.
The Irish Times
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As an enthusiastic stargazer, I spend lots of time under the night sky.
Skeptics and true believers: the exhilarating connection between...
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Pollution and light-free skies make the area a stargazer's dream.
News.com.au
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The stargazer turned to leave, and Iome desperately cast her eyes over the courtyard.
Wizardborn
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He wore a blue robe with silver stars sewn upon it, marking him as a stargazer.
Wizardborn
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She was a sister, a stargazer like us.
Karen Memory
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Did you ever read of the stargazer who fell into an open well at the street corner?
Bunyan Characters (3rd Series)
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And you'd think them as follows Jesus, who befriended a stargazer, might be kinder to robins and crows.
Karen Memory
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The stargazer strode to Iome and said in a Ferecian accent, Your Highness, I beg the queen's ear.
Wizardborn
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Whether you're an amateur stargazer or professional astronomer, Friday's blood moon lunar eclipse will be a beautiful spectacle.
The South African
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The stargazer shifted its attention from the heavens and peered down at us again, still hiding its face.
Seize the night
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If you are a regular stargazer, you have probably seen an elusive light hovering near the horizon at twilight.
A briefer history of time
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At that, the stargazer gaped in surprise at Averan, and begged, Then it is you that I must thank.
The Lair of Bones
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He was the keenest stargazer.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
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Just crane your neck skywards, locate the moon, and treat yourself to one of the rarest events in a stargazer's calendar.
The South African
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So if you're an old romantic, or a long-time stargazer, you're going to have to make some plans for the new year.
The South African
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