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pluto

/ˈpluː.təʊ/

Traducción: Nombre propio que se refiere a un objeto concreto, como un cuerpo celeste, un personaje mitológico o un personaje de ficción.

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noun

/ˈpluː.təʊ/B1formal
  • esNombre propio que se refiere a un objeto concreto, como un cuerpo celeste, un personaje mitológico o un personaje de ficción.

A proper noun referring to a specific entity, such as a celestial body, a mythological figure, or a fictional character.

incontable · nombre propio

  1. Cartoon characterA1informal

    A beloved cartoon dog character created by Walt Disney, known for being Mickey Mouse's loyal pet.

    esPluto, el perro de Mickey Mouse

    • Pluto is Mickey Mouse's faithful dog.
    • Children love watching Pluto's adventures in the cartoons.
    • Pluto often gets into funny situations with his friends.
  2. God of the underworldB2formal

    In Greek mythology, the god who rules the underworld; brother of Zeus and husband of Persephone.

    esPlutón, dios del inframundo

    • Pluto was the ruler of the dead in ancient myths.
    • According to legend, Pluto abducted Persephone to be his queen.
    • Zeus and Pluto were brothers in Greek mythology.

    Sinónimoshadesorcus

  3. A2formal

    A dwarf planet in our solar system, formerly considered the ninth planet, known for its highly elliptical orbit.

    esPlutón (planeta enano)

    • Pluto was reclassified as a dwarf planet in 2006.
    • The New Horizons spacecraft provided close-up images of Pluto.
    • Pluto has five known moons, including Charon.
Formas
  • plutos plural form
  • plutos' possessive plural form
  • pluto's possessive singular form
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