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hemisphere in Chinese

hemisphere in Chinese is 半球 — hemisphere means one half of the Earth, typically divided north/south by the equator or east/west by a chosen meridian.

hemisphere in Chinese

半球
noun
Pronounced: bàn qiú
(geography) Half of the Earth, such as the Northern Hemisphere, Southern Hemisphere, Western Hemisphere or Eastern Hemisphere, Land Hemisphere, Water Hemisphere etc. [1550s].

What does "hemisphere" mean?

  1. noun One half of the Earth, typically divided north/south by the equator or east/west by a chosen meridian.
    "Australia sits entirely in the Southern Hemisphere."
  2. noun Either the left or right half of the brain.
    "The left hemisphere of the brain is often linked to language processing."
  3. noun Half of any sphere, cut by a plane through its center.
    "The dome was built as a perfect hemisphere."
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hemisphere in a sentence

  • Australia sits entirely in the Southern Hemisphere.
  • Winter in the Northern Hemisphere lines up with summer in the Southern Hemisphere.
  • The left hemisphere of the brain is often linked to language processing.
  • The dome was built as a perfect hemisphere.

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What is "hemisphere" in Chinese?

"hemisphere" in Chinese is 半球. hemisphere means: One half of the Earth, typically divided north/south by the equator or east/west by a chosen meridian.

How do you pronounce 半球?

"hemisphere" in Chinese is 半球, pronounced "bàn qiú".

How do you use "hemisphere" in a sentence?

Example: "Australia sits entirely in the Southern Hemisphere." In Chinese, "hemisphere" is 半球.

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