Definition
Definition of Sol - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
music noteTECH. the fifth note of the solfège scaleTECH.
- She sang a perfect Sol during the rehearsal.
2.
astronomyTECH. the Sun, the star orbited by EarthTECH.
- Sol is the center of our solar system.
3.
financeDated former currency of PeruDated
- He found an old Sol in his grandfather's collection.
4.
symbolsTECH. gold in heraldryTECH.
- The coat of arms featured Sol prominently.
5.
Roman mythologyRare the sun god in Roman mythologyRare
- Sol was worshipped as a powerful deity.
6.
mythologyRare the sun goddess in Norse mythologyRare
- Sol rides her chariot across the sky.
Images of Sol
the Sun, the star orbited by Earth
Expressions with Sol
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Hebrew poetic work celebrating romance, desire and partnership
We read S. of Sol. in class for its romantic poetry.
book in the Bible about love and marriage
I read Song of Sol. last night.
abbreviation for the biblical book Song of Solomon
He quoted from Sol. Song during the sermon.
Origin of Sol
Latin, sol (sun)
Terms with Sol included in their meaning
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Examples of Sol in a sentence
He hit the Sol note perfectly in the performance. Ancient cultures worshipped Sol as a deity. Sol's rays warmed the planet. The museum displayed a Sol from the 19th century. Collectors often seek the rare Sol for their collections. The knight's shield bore Sol as a symbol.
Sol was used in the emblem's design. In ancient Rome, Sol was honored with festivals. The temple was dedicated to Sol, the sun god. In the myth, Sol is chased by a wolf. Sol's light was said to warm the earth.
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- French:Sol, Soleil, ...
- German:Sol, ...
- Italian:Sol, sol, ...
- Spanish:sol, Sol, ...
- Portuguese:Sol, ...
- Chinese:Sol, 太阳, ...
- Japanese:ソ, 太陽, ...
- Arabic:صوْل, شَمْس, ...
- Hebrew:סוֹל, ...
- Russian:соль, Солнце, ...
- Ukrainian:соль, Сонце, ...
- Hindi:सोल, ...
Definition of SOL - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
1.
acr: standards of learningTECH. US rules for what students should learn in schoolTECH. US
- The SOL helps teachers plan their lessons.
2.
- If you miss the last bus, you are totally SOL tonight.
3.
acr: statute of limitationsTECH. US time limit for legal actions to startTECH. US
- The SOL expired, so they could no longer file the lawsuit.
Origin of SOL
Latin sol (sun)
Examples of SOL in a sentence
Parents review the SOL to understand expectations. After losing his wallet, he was SOL for the night. Without a map, they were completely SOL in the forest. The SOL expired before charges could be filed. He missed the SOL deadline for the lawsuit.
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- French:normes d'apprentissage, mal barré, ...
- German:Lernstandards, Pech gehabt, ...
- Italian:standard di apprendimento, essere spacciato, ...
- Spanish:estándares básicos de contenido, sin suerte, ...
- Portuguese:SOL, tramado, ...
- Chinese:学习标准, 倒霉透顶, ...
- Japanese:学習基準, 完全にお手上げ, ...
- Arabic:مَعَايِير التَّعَلُّم, منعدم الحظ, ...
- Hebrew:תַּקְנֵי לְמִידָה, חוֹסֶר מַזָּל, ...
- Russian:стандарты обучения, неповезло, ...
- Ukrainian:СОЛ, повна відсутність шансів, ...
- Hindi:एसओएल, भाग्यहीन, ...
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