Libra
/ˈlaɪbrə/
Definition

Definition of Libra - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
astrologythe seventh sign of the zodiac
  • Libra is known for balance and harmony.
balance scales
2.
astronomyRareconstellation in the Southern HemisphereRare
  • Libra can be seen near Scorpius in the sky.
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Expressions with Libra

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seventh zodiac sign, shown as scales, linked with fairness and balance
Libra the Scales is the seventh zodiac sign, linked with fairness and balance.
symbol of balance and fairness
Libra the Balance represents justice and equality.

Origin of Libra

Latin, libra (scales)

Terms with Libra included in their meaning

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astrology
any of the three zodiac signs Aquarius Gemini Libra
constellation
large constellation between Leo and Libra
astronomy
large constellation between Libra and Sagittarius
lbf.abbr.
abr: libra force
unit measuring force equal to one pound

Examples of Libra in a sentence

  • As a Libra, she values fairness in every situation.
  • Libra is one of the zodiac constellations.
  • Astronomers study Libra for its unique features.

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  1. French:Balance, ...
  2. German:Waage, ...
  3. Italian:Bilancia, ...
  4. Spanish:Libra, ...
  5. Portuguese:Balança, ...
  6. Chinese:天秤座, ...
  7. Japanese:天秤座, てんびん座, ...
  8. Arabic:برج الميزان, مِيزَان, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַאְזַנְיַים, מְאַזְנַיִם, ...
  10. Russian:Весы, ...
  11. Ukrainian:Терези, ...
  12. Hindi:तुला, ...
libra
ˈliːbrə
librae

Definition of libra - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
historyRareancient Roman weight unit, about 12 ouncesRare
  • The artifact weighed one libra.
pound
2.
currencyRaremedieval pound of silver as currencyRare
  • The contract was worth ten libra in silver.
pound
3.
arratelRarePortuguese unit of mass, around 460 gRare
  • The arratel was equivalent to a libra in trade.
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Origin of libra

Latin, libra (balance)

Examples of libra in a sentence

  • The libra was a standard in ancient Rome.
  • The merchant demanded payment in libra.
  • Taxes were collected in libra during that era.
  • Merchants often traded goods by the libra.
  • The recipe called for half a libra of sugar.

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  1. French:livre, livre d'argent, ...
  2. German:Libra, Pfund, ...
  3. Italian:libbra, libbre, ...
  4. Spanish:libra, libra de plata, ...
  5. Portuguese:libra, moeda de prata, ...
  6. Chinese:罗马磅, 银磅, ...
  7. Japanese:リーブラ, 銀ポンド, ...
  8. Arabic:لِيبْرَا, جُنَيْه, ...
  9. Hebrew:לִיבְּרָה, לִיבְּרָה, ...
  10. Russian:либра, аратель, ...
  11. Ukrainian:лібра, фунт срібла, ...
  12. Hindi:लीब्रा, चांदी का पाउंड, ...
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