celestial globe
səˈlɛstʃəl ɡloʊb
Definition

Definition of celestial globe - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
astronomyTECH.spherical model of the celestial sphere with starsTECH.
  • The celestial globe shows the stars visible tonight.
2.
educationTECH.globe representing the heavens with constellationsTECH.
  • In class, we used a celestial globe to learn constellations.
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Expressions with celestial

celestial guidancen.
guidance from heavenly or divine sources
Many sought celestial guidance during the eclipse.
celestial hierarchyn.
the collective body of angels in ranked order
The celestial hierarchy is depicted in many religious texts.
celestial kingdomn.
place of supreme happiness or bliss
The garden felt like a celestial kingdom to her.
celestial bodyn.
natural object outside Earth's atmosphere like stars or planets
The telescope captured images of a distant celestial body.
celestial mechanicsn.
study of celestial bodies' motion under gravity
Celestial mechanics helps predict planetary orbits.
celestial objectn.
natural object in space like stars or planets
Astronomers discovered a new celestial object in the galaxy.

Expressions with globe

span the globev.
cover or extend across the entire world
The company's operations span the globe, reaching customers in every continent.
trot the globev.
travel around the world
She dreams to trot the globe and explore new cultures.
across the globeadv.
in all parts of the world
The company has offices across the globe.
all over the globeadv.
in every part of the world
People celebrate this festival all over the globe.
around the globeadv.
in many or all places in the world
People celebrate this holiday around the globe.
snow globen.
decorative object with a scene and fake snow
She collected a snow globe from every city she visited.
globe-trotv.
travel widely around the world
She loves to globe-trot during her summer vacations..
light globen.
electric device that produces light
I need to replace the light globe in the lamp.
globe artichoken.
edible flower head with fleshy leaves
We prepared a delicious dish with globe artichoke.
globe of the worldn.
spherical model of Earth for educational use
The classroom had a globe of the world on the desk.

Terms related to celestial globe

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Celestecelestiallyglobalgloballyglobularastrolabeconstellationecliptichemisphereobservatoryplanetariumtelescope

Examples of celestial globe in a sentence

  • The museum displayed an ancient celestial globe.
  • Astronomers often refer to a celestial globe for mapping stars.

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  1. French:globe céleste, ...
  2. German:Himmelsglobus, ...
  3. Italian:globo celeste, ...
  4. Spanish:globo celeste, esfera celeste, ...
  5. Portuguese:globo celeste, ...
  6. Chinese:天球仪, 星空仪, ...
  7. Japanese:天球儀, 星座地球儀, ...
  8. Arabic:كُرَة سَمَاوِيَّة, كُرَة سَمَاوِيَّة, ...
  9. Hebrew:גְּלוֹבוּס שְׁמֵימִי, ...
  10. Russian:небесный глобус, ...
  11. Ukrainian:небесний глобус, ...
  12. Hindi:खगोलीय गोला, आकाशीय ग्लोब, ...
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