atmosphere in Latin
atmosphere in Latin is atmosphaera — atmosphere means the layer of gases surrounding a planet, especially Earth.
atmosphere in Latin
atmosphaera
What does "atmosphere" mean?
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noun The layer of gases surrounding a planet, especially Earth.
"The rocket left Earth's atmosphere within minutes."
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noun The mood or feeling of a place or situation.
"The candlelit restaurant had a romantic atmosphere."
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atmosphere in a sentence
- The rocket left Earth's atmosphere within minutes.
- The candlelit restaurant had a romantic atmosphere.
- There was a tense atmosphere in the office after the announcement.
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What is "atmosphere" in Latin?
"atmosphere" in Latin is atmosphaera. atmosphere means: The layer of gases surrounding a planet, especially Earth.
How do you use "atmosphere" in a sentence?
Example: "The rocket left Earth's atmosphere within minutes." In Latin, "atmosphere" is atmosphaera.
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