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blazing star

/ˈbleɪzɪŋ stɑːr/

الترجمة: مصطلح قديم يُطلق على المذنّب أو الشهاب، ويُستعمل كثيرًا في الشعر لوصف جرم سماوي مضيء له ذيل متوهّج. كما استُخدم تاريخيًا اسمًا لبعض النباتات المزهرة مثل الزهرة المشتعلة والزهرة الصفراء.

مدخل واحد

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/ˈbleɪzɪŋ stɑːr/formalمهجور
  • arمصطلح قديم يُطلق على المذنّب أو الشهاب، ويُستعمل كثيرًا في الشعر لوصف جرم سماوي مضيء له ذيل متوهّج. كما استُخدم تاريخيًا اسمًا لبعض النباتات المزهرة مثل الزهرة المشتعلة والزهرة الصفراء.

An old-fashioned term for a comet or meteor, often used poetically to describe a bright celestial object with a tail of light. Also historically used as a name for certain flowering plants, such as Liatris or Chamaelirium luteum.

  1. A bright comet or meteorC1formal

    A celestial object, such as a comet or meteor, that appears extremely bright and fiery as it moves across the sky.

    arنجم متوهج

    • The ancient astronomers observed a blazing star that appeared in the sky for several weeks.
    • A blazing star streaked across the night sky, leaving a trail of light.
    • Legends often spoke of a blazing star as an omen of great change.
  2. A flowering plantC1formalamerican

    A common name for several species of North American wildflowers in the genus *Liatris*, known for their tall spikes of bright purple or pink flowers.

    arنبات مزهر

    • The blazing star in the garden attracted many butterflies and bees.
    • She planted a row of blazing stars along the fence for a splash of color.
    • Blazing stars are native to the prairies of North America.