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meteor

/ˈmiː.ti.ɔːr/

Traduction: Petit corps solide provenant de l'espace qui pénètre dans l'atmosphère terrestre, souvent en produisant une traînée lumineuse lors de sa combustion par friction avec l'air.

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/ˈmiː.ti.ɔːr/B2formalscientific
  • frPetit corps solide provenant de l'espace qui pénètre dans l'atmosphère terrestre, souvent en produisant une traînée lumineuse lors de sa combustion par friction avec l'air.

A small solid body from outer space that enters the Earth's atmosphere, often producing a streak of light as it burns up due to air friction.

  1. Small celestial bodyB1formalscientific

    A small solid body from outer space that enters the Earth's atmosphere.

    frMétéore

    • A meteor crashed into the desert last night.
    • Scientists study meteor fragments to understand the solar system.
    • The meteor burned up before reaching the ground.

    Synonymesbolidefireballmeteoroidshooting star

  2. Shooting starB1formalscientific

    A bright streak of light in the night sky caused by a meteoroid burning up due to friction with the atmosphere.

    frétoile filante

    • We saw a bright meteor shoot across the sky.
    • Meteors are often called shooting stars.
    • The meteor left a glowing trail that lasted several seconds.

    Synonymesshooting star

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  • meteors plural form
  • meteors' possessive plural form
  • meteor's possessive singular form
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