classical planet
ˈklæsɪkəl ˈplænɪt
Definition

Definition of classical planet - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
celestial bodyTECH.one of the seven celestial bodies visible to the naked eyeTECH.
  • The Moon is considered a classical planet in ancient astronomy.
2.
ancient astronomyTECH.planet known in ancient timesTECH.
  • Mercury is a classical planet, recognized by ancient civilizations.
celestial body planet
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Expressions with classical

classical musicn.
traditional genre of music emphasizing formal styles and structures
Classical music often includes works by composers like Bach and Mozart.
classical balletn.
traditional ballet style with precise, graceful movements
She trained in classical ballet from a young age.
classical guitaristn.
person skilled in playing classical guitar
She is a renowned classical guitarist known for her technical proficiency.
classical stylen.
traditional style in literature or fashion
Her writing reflects a classical style.
classical mythologyn.
myths from ancient Greek and Roman cultures
Classical mythology includes stories of Zeus and Hercules.
classical chessn.
traditional form of chess with standard time controls
He prefers classical chess over blitz or rapid formats.

Expressions with planet

blue planetn.
Earth as seen from space with blue oceans
Astronauts often refer to Earth as the blue planet.
home planetn.
planet where a species or individual first comes from
Earth is considered humanity's home planet.
planet-struckadj.
very fascinated by planets or outer space
She is planet-struck and dreams of becoming an astronaut.
red planetn.
planet Mars known for its reddish appearance in the night sky
Scientists continue to discover new features on the red planet.
rocky planetn.
planet with a solid surface of rocks
Earth is a rocky planet in our solar system.
terrestrial planetn.
planet made mostly of rock or metal, not gas
Mars is a terrestrial planet in our solar system.
inner planetn.
one of Mercury, Venus, Earth, or Mars
Earth is an inner planet.
major planetn.
celestial body orbiting the Sun, excluding Pluto
Jupiter is a major planet in our solar system.
dwarf planetn.
body orbiting the Sun, smaller than a planet, not clearing orbit
Pluto is classified as a dwarf planet in our solar system.
extrasolar planetn.
planet located outside the solar system
The discovery of an extrasolar planet excited astronomers worldwide..

Terms related to classical planet

💡 Terms in the same lexical field: analogies, antonyms, common collocates, words with same roots, hypernyms…
classclassicallyastronomycelestialorbitskysolar systemspacestarancientcosmosheavenly

Examples of classical planet in a sentence

  • Ancient astronomers tracked the movements of each classical planet.
  • Venus is another classical planet observed by ancient astronomers.
  • Jupiter, a classical planet, was named after the king of the gods.

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  1. French:planète classique, planète connue dans l'Antiquité, ...
  2. German:klassischer Planet, ...
  3. Italian:pianeta classico, ...
  4. Spanish:cuerpo celeste visible, planeta antiguo, ...
  5. Portuguese:planeta clássico, ...
  6. Chinese:古典行星, 古代行星, ...
  7. Japanese:古典的な惑星, ...
  8. Arabic:كوكب تقليدي, كوكب قديم, ...
  9. Hebrew:כּוֹכְבֵי הַלֶּכֶת הַקְּלָאסִיִּים, כּוֹכַב לֶכֶת קְלָסִי, ...
  10. Russian:классическая планета, ...
  11. Ukrainian:класична планета, ...
  12. Hindi:प्राचीन ग्रह, ...

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