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constellate

/ˈkɒn.stə.leɪt/

الترجمة: فعل نادر يعني التجمع أو التكتل معًا على هيئة النجوم، أو تشكيل كوكبة أو مجموعة على شكل نجمي.

مدخل واحد

verb

formalcommonمهجور/ˈkɒn.stə.leɪt/

An obsolete verb meaning to cluster or gather together like stars, or to form into a constellation.

  • 🌐فعل نادر يعني التجمع أو التكتل معًا على هيئة النجوم، أو تشكيل كوكبة أو مجموعة على شكل نجمي.
  1. Scatter like dots C2 formal

    To scatter or distribute something in a pattern resembling dots or studs, often across a surface or area.

    • The night sky was constellated with countless stars.
    • The meadow was constellated with wildflowers of every color.
    • The artist constellated the canvas with tiny flecks of gold paint.

    🌐تنثير كنقاط

    المرادفات: bespangledotpepperscattersprinklestrewstud

  2. Gather in a cluster C2 formal

    To come together as a group, flock, or cluster, often in a coordinated or purposeful manner.

    • Fans constellated around the stage, waiting for the performance to begin.
    • The protesters constellated in the main square, demanding change.
    • Birds constellated on the telephone wires before migrating south.

    🌐التجمع في عنقود

    المرادفات: aggregateassembleclustercollectconcentratecongregateconveneflockgathermusterswarmthrong

    الأضداد: disbanddispersescatterseparate

  3. Form a constellation C2 formal

    To arrange or be arranged into a group or pattern that resembles a constellation, often implying a meaningful or aesthetic configuration.

    • The stars constellate into recognizable patterns in the winter sky.
    • The data points constellate into a clear trend when plotted on the graph.
    • The ancient astronomers believed that heroes and gods constellate in the heavens.

    🌐يشكّل كوكبة

    المرادفات: aggregateassembleclustercongregategathergroup

  • constellated past participle
  • constellated past simple
  • constellating present participle
  • constellates third person singular