eon in Chinese
eon in Chinese is 万古 — eon means an extremely long or indefinite period of time.
eon in Chinese
万古
Pronounced: wàn gǔ
(geology) The longest geochronologic unit, being a period of hundreds of millions of years; subdivided into eras.
What does "eon" mean?
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noun An extremely long or indefinite period of time.
"It felt like eons since we last spoke."
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noun In geology, the largest division of geological time, made up of several eras.
"The Phanerozoic eon covers the time since complex life became abundant."
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eon in a sentence
- It felt like eons since we last spoke.
- Eons of erosion carved out the canyon.
- The Phanerozoic eon covers the time since complex life became abundant.
- Geologists divide Earth's history into a handful of eons.
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What is "eon" in Chinese?
"eon" in Chinese is 万古. eon means: An extremely long or indefinite period of time.
How do you pronounce 万古?
"eon" in Chinese is 万古, pronounced "wàn gǔ".
How do you use "eon" in a sentence?
Example: "It felt like eons since we last spoke." In Chinese, "eon" is 万古.
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