orbit in Greek
orbit in Greek is τροχιά — orbit means the curved path an object follows as it travels around another body due to gravity, such as a planet around the sun.
orbit in Greek
τροχιά
Pronounced: trochia
(pinball) A path for the ball on the outer edge of the playfield, usually connected so that the ball entering in one end will come out of the other.
What does "orbit" mean?
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noun The curved path an object follows as it travels around another body due to gravity, such as a planet around the sun.
"Astronomers can predict the orbit of a comet many years ahead."
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noun A sphere of influence, activity, or interest that surrounds someone or something.
"After the move, my cousin quickly became part of the orbit of local artists."
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verb To move in a circular or curved path around something.
"Several small moons orbit the giant planet at different distances."
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orbit in a sentence
- Astronomers can predict the orbit of a comet many years ahead.
- The telescope stays in a steady orbit high above the clouds.
- After the move, my cousin quickly became part of the orbit of local artists.
- Few outsiders ever enter the orbit of the royal family's closest advisers.
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What is "orbit" in Greek?
"orbit" in Greek is τροχιά. orbit means: The curved path an object follows as it travels around another body due to gravity, such as a planet around the sun.
How do you pronounce τροχιά?
"orbit" in Greek is τροχιά, pronounced "trochia".
How do you use "orbit" in a sentence?
Example: "Astronomers can predict the orbit of a comet many years ahead." In Greek, "orbit" is τροχιά.
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