Definition
Definition of comet-like - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
speedRare moving swiftly and dramaticallyRare
- The comet-like runner dashed across the finish line.
2.
brightnessRare having a bright, fleeting presenceRare
- Her comet-like career was the talk of the town.
Origin of comet-like
Greek, kometes (long-haired star) + like (similar)
Examples of comet-like in a sentence
Her comet-like rise to fame was unexpected. The comet-like glow of the fireworks amazed everyone. His comet-like rise in the company surprised his colleagues.
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- French:fulgurant, ...
- German:kometenhaft, flüchtig, ...
- Italian:fulmineo, folgorante, ...
- Spanish:como un cometa, fulgurante, ...
- Portuguese:rápido como um cometa, fulgurante, ...
- Chinese:彗星般的, 如彗星般的, ...
- Japanese:彗星のような, ...
- Arabic:خاطِف, ساطِع, ...
- Hebrew:מָהִיר, שְׁבִיטִי, ...
- Russian:кометный, яркий, ...
- Ukrainian:кометоподібний, яскравий, як комета, ...
- Hindi:धूमकेतु जैसी, धूमकेतु-समान, ...
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