venus
/ˈviː.nəs/noun
B1formalcommonscientific/ˈviː.nəs/uncountable · proper noun
A proper noun referring to the second planet from the Sun, known for its slow retrograde rotation and visibility as the morning or evening star.
ruИмя собственное, обозначающее вторую планету от Солнца, известную своим медленным ретроградным вращением и видимостью как утренняя или вечерняя звезда.esNombre propio que designa al segundo planeta desde el Sol, conocido por su lento movimiento retrógrado y por ser visible como estrella de la mañana o de la tarde; también se refiere a la diosa romana del amor y la belleza, equivalente a la Afrodita griega.frNom propre désignant la deuxième planète du système solaire, connue pour sa brillance et son apparition comme étoile du matin ou du soir; également utilisé pour la déesse romaine de l'amour.deEigenname für den zweiten Planeten von der Sonne, bekannt für seine langsame rückläufige Rotation und seine Sichtbarkeit als Morgen- oder Abendstern; auch Bezeichnung für die römische Göttin der Liebe und Schönheit.ptNome próprio que designa o segundo planeta do Sistema Solar, conhecido por seu lento movimento de rotação retrógrada e por ser visível como estrela da manhã ou estrela da tarde. Também se refere à deusa romana do amor e da beleza, equivalente à Afrodite grega.zh指太阳系中离太阳第二近的行星,以缓慢的逆行自转和作为晨星或昏星可见而著称;也指罗马神话中的爱与美之神。arاسم علم يشير إلى الكوكب الثاني من الشمس، المعروف بدورانه البطيء وعكسي الاتجاه وظهوره كنجم الصباح أو نجم المساء. كما يطلق في الأساطير الرومانية على إلهة الحب والجمال، ويقابلها في الأساطير اليونانية أفروديت.
- Planet A2 formal scientific
The second planet from the Sun in our solar system, known for its slow, retrograde rotation and its visibility from Earth as the morning or evening star.
- Venus is often called the 'morning star' or 'evening star' because of its brightness.
- The surface of Venus is extremely hot due to its thick atmosphere.
- Scientists have sent several probes to study Venus.
ruПланетаesVenus (planeta)frVénus (planète)dePlanetptPlanetazh金星arكوكب الزهرة
- Roman Goddess B1 formal art
The Roman goddess of love, beauty, desire, and prosperity, equivalent to the Greek goddess Aphrodite.
- In Roman mythology, Venus was the mother of the hero Aeneas.
- The temple of Venus was a popular site in ancient Rome.
- Artists often depicted Venus as a beautiful woman emerging from the sea.
ruВенераesVenus (diosa romana)frVénus (déesse romaine)deVenusptVênuszh维纳斯arفينوس
- Genus of Clams C1 formal scientific
A genus of edible marine bivalve mollusks in the family Veneridae, characterized by thick, oval shells.
- The Venus clam is commonly harvested for food in coastal regions.
- Venus shells are often found in sandy or muddy seabeds.
- Biologists classify several species of clams under the genus Venus.
ruВенусesVenus (género de almejas)frPraire (genre Vénus)deVenusmuschelptVênuszh帘蛤属arفينوس
- venus' possessive singular form
- venus's possessive singular form