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lune - перевод на испанский
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Lune (disambiguation); Lune River; Lune (river); River Lune (disambiguation); Lunes; Lune (film)
lune
lúnula
figura compuesta de dos arcos de círculo que se cortan volviendo la concavidad hacia el mismo lado
figura compuesta de dos arcos de círculo que se cortan volviendo la concavidad hacia el mismo lado
lunar2
2 = lunar.
Ex: NASA announced earlier this week it would start building a permanent lunar outpost in 2020.
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* calendario lunar = lunar calendar.
* ciclo lunar = lunar cycle.
* eclipse lunar = lunar eclipse.
* fase lunar = moon phase.
* módulo lunar = lunar module.
* paisaje lunar = lunarscape, moonscape.
Ex: NASA announced earlier this week it would start building a permanent lunar outpost in 2020.
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* calendario lunar = lunar calendar.
* ciclo lunar = lunar cycle.
* eclipse lunar = lunar eclipse.
* fase lunar = moon phase.
* módulo lunar = lunar module.
* paisaje lunar = lunarscape, moonscape.
lunar
lunar
Определение
lune
[lu:n]
¦ noun a crescent-shaped figure formed on a sphere or plane by two arcs intersecting at two points.
Origin
C18: from Fr., from L. luna 'moon'.
Примеры употребления для lune
1. The Lune de Miel Franco–Britannique now being headlined by French newspapers makes sense.
2. The 160–ft ice column – the Baiser de Lune – he was climbing collapsed.
3. French children‘s program Martine and a famous children‘s song, "Au Clair de la Lune," will be launched with changed lyrics.
4. She described herself as being "ambushed by the giggles" while playing a scratchy recording of a woman singing Au Clair de la Lune made in 1860 earlier this year.
5. David Giovannoni examines the phonautograms at the French Academy of Sciences The 10–second clip of a woman singing "Au Clair de la Lune," taken from a so–called phonautogram, was recently discovered by audio historian David Giovannoni.