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venus

/vee-nuhs/US // ˈvi nəs //UK // (ˈviːnəs) //

金星

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    plural Ve·nus·es for 2.

    • : an ancient Italian goddess of gardens and spring, identified by the Romans with Aphrodite as the goddess of love and beauty.
    • : an exceptionally beautiful woman.
    • : Archaeology. a statuette of a female figure, usually carved of ivory and typically having exaggerated breasts, belly, or buttocks, often found in Upper Paleolithic cultures from Siberia to France.
    • : Astronomy. the planet second in order from the sun, having an equatorial diameter of 7,521 miles, a mean distance from the sun of 67.2 million miles, a period of revolution of 224.68 days, and no moons. It is the most brilliant planet in the solar system.
    • : Chemistry Obsolete. copper.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Examples

  • However, in the case of Venus’ flower basket, the evolutionary purpose of its incompressibility is unclear.

  • Perhaps next year will bring a clearer picture of what chemicals are and aren’t wafting through Venus’s upper atmosphere.

  • While proposed solutions to the other challenges of landing on Venus are close to doable, he says, this one remains the biggest hurdle.

  • Just a few years ago it seemed like Rocket Lab was going to be an up-and-comer in the launch world, and so they are today — in addition to going reusable, creating a low-cost satellite platform, and planning a mission to Venus.

  • If life does exist in the Venus clouds, it is highly likely to consist of immigrants from Earth.

  • Can you imagine flying to Venus in an Apollo-era ship based on the same technology, as some NASA people proposed?

  • Displays of malformations were obviously often strikingly offensive, none more so than the “Hottentot Venus.”

  • Venus Williams  Why You Might Know Her: The other half of the famous Williams sister duo has seven majors in her career.

  • Sarah Hajney is an adorable little version of a Botticelli Venus.

  • Venus orbits the Sun within the habitable zone, and is only slightly smaller than Earth.

  • Cassini observed, by the position of certain spots, the revolution of the planet Venus on its axis.

  • See that silver spiral going out from Venus and around the table to the orbit of Saturn?

  • If it be true that Venus does not turn upon its axis, such is likely to be the case also with the planet Mercury.

  • Two of the fathers were Mars and Anchises; and there are several other legends about the loves of Venus.

  • Next beyond Mercury is Venus, a sphere only a little less in diameter than the earth.