nova 的定义
plural no·vas, no·vae [noh-vee]. /ˈnoʊ vi/. Astronomy.
- a star that suddenly becomes thousands of times brighter and then gradually fades to its original intensity.
 
nova 近义词
variable star that suddenly erupts
更多nova例句
- Bossa nova soon became a nationwide sensation, with countless performers capitalizing on the trend.
 - Bossa nova, which means roughly “new trend,” was based on Brazil’s traditional samba music, but with a slower, more gentle rhythm and delicate, sinuous melodies.
 - HALIFAX, Nova Scotia—It's amazing what some fresh Nova Scotia air can do.
 - Today, at the Arena Fonte Nova in Salvador—in the steamy northeastern coast of Brazil—we saw the Dutch Reconquista.
 - The couple will visit Pictou County for an event to celebrate Celtic heritage in Nova Scotia.
 - He wanted to be a big nova that would eclipse everything.... That was the only thing that would satisfy Andy.
 - He wanted to be a big nova that would eclipse everything. . . . That was the only thing that would satisfy Andy.
 - Quid sit Nova Francia, qualis regio, qui in e populi, quique mores.
 - On that fatal day in August on which war broke out we were in Nova Scotia.
 - The citizens of Halifax, Nova Scotia, celebrated the 108th anniversary of the settlement of that place.
 - A large number of loyalists were now leaving the States and settling in Nova Scotia.
 - They call the potatoes ‘Bluenoses’ just as they call the Nova Scotia folks.