Carina in Chinese
Carina in Chinese is 船底座 — Carina means a constellation in the southern sky, home to the bright star Canopus.
Carina in Chinese
船底座
Pronounced: Chuán dǐ zuò
(constellation) A summer constellation of the southern sky, said to resemble the keel of a ship. It contains the star Canopus, the second brightest star in the night sky. Until 1763, it was part of a larger constellation, Argo Navis.
What does "Carina" mean?
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name A constellation in the southern sky, home to the bright star Canopus.
"Carina was once part of a much larger constellation called Argo Navis."
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name A female given name derived from Latin.
"She named her daughter Carina after her grandmother."
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noun A ridge-like structure resembling a boat's keel, found in anatomy and botany.
"The carina of the sternum is especially pronounced in birds built for flight."
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Carina in a sentence
- Carina was once part of a much larger constellation called Argo Navis.
- She named her daughter Carina after her grandmother.
- The carina of the sternum is especially pronounced in birds built for flight.
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What is "Carina" in Chinese?
"Carina" in Chinese is 船底座. Carina means: A constellation in the southern sky, home to the bright star Canopus.
How do you pronounce 船底座?
"Carina" in Chinese is 船底座, pronounced "Chuán dǐ zuò".
How do you use "Carina" in a sentence?
Example: "Carina was once part of a much larger constellation called Argo Navis." In Chinese, "Carina" is 船底座.
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