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planetarium in Japanese

planetarium in Japanese is プラネタリウム, 天象儀 — planetarium means a building or theatre with a domed ceiling used to project images of stars, planets, and other astronomical scenes for viewers below.

planetarium in Japanese

プラネタリウム
noun
Pronounced: puranetariumu
A display museum in which images of stars and other astronomical phenomena are projected onto a domed ceiling.
天象儀
noun
Pronounced: tenshōgi
A display museum in which images of stars and other astronomical phenomena are projected onto a domed ceiling.

What does "planetarium" mean?

  1. noun A building or theatre with a domed ceiling used to project images of stars, planets, and other astronomical scenes for viewers below.
    "The class took a field trip to the planetarium to see a show about black holes."
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planetarium in a sentence

  • The class took a field trip to the planetarium to see a show about black holes.
  • The city's planetarium projects a full night sky onto its dome.

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What is "planetarium" in Japanese?

"planetarium" in Japanese is プラネタリウム, 天象儀. planetarium means: A building or theatre with a domed ceiling used to project images of stars, planets, and other astronomical scenes for viewers below.

How do you pronounce プラネタリウム?

"planetarium" in Japanese is プラネタリウム, pronounced "puranetariumu".

How do you use "planetarium" in a sentence?

Example: "The class took a field trip to the planetarium to see a show about black holes." In Japanese, "planetarium" is プラネタリウム, 天象儀.

Are there other ways to say "planetarium" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "planetarium": プラネタリウム, 天象儀.

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