corona in Latin
corona in Latin is corona — corona means the glowing outer atmosphere of the sun, visible as a bright ring during a total solar eclipse.
corona in Latin
corona
(Ancient Rome, historical) A crown or garland bestowed among the Romans as a reward for distinguished services.
What does "corona" mean?
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noun The glowing outer atmosphere of the sun, visible as a bright ring during a total solar eclipse.
"Photographers waited for totality to capture the sun's corona."
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noun A ring or halo of light around a bright object, such as the sun or moon.
"A faint corona surrounded the moon that night."
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noun A coronavirus, or informally, COVID-19.
"Half the office was out with corona that week."
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corona in a sentence
- Photographers waited for totality to capture the sun's corona.
- A faint corona surrounded the moon that night.
- Half the office was out with corona that week.
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What is "corona" in Latin?
"corona" in Latin is corona. corona means: The glowing outer atmosphere of the sun, visible as a bright ring during a total solar eclipse.
How do you use "corona" in a sentence?
Example: "Photographers waited for totality to capture the sun's corona." In Latin, "corona" is corona.
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