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terraforming in Lithuanian

terraforming in Lithuanian is teraformavimas — terraforming means the hypothetical process of changing a planet or moon so that it becomes like Earth and suitable for human life.

terraforming in Lithuanian

teraformavimas
noun
The hypothetical process of deliberately modifying the atmosphere, temperature, surface topography or ecology of a planet, moon, etc. to make it similar to those of Earth and thus suitable for human life.

What does "terraforming" mean?

  1. noun The hypothetical process of changing a planet or moon so that it becomes like Earth and suitable for human life.
    "Many science fiction novels imagine the terraforming of Mars."
  2. noun In video games, the changing of the terrain by the player or the game.
    "The game lets you dig and build, so terraforming is central to it."
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terraforming in a sentence

  • Many science fiction novels imagine the terraforming of Mars.
  • Terraforming would mean changing a planet's atmosphere and temperature.
  • The game lets you dig and build, so terraforming is central to it.
  • Terraforming tools let players flatten hills before building.

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What is "terraforming" in Lithuanian?
"terraforming" in Lithuanian is teraformavimas. terraforming means: The hypothetical process of changing a planet or moon so that it becomes like Earth and suitable for human life.
How do you use "terraforming" in a sentence?
Example: "Many science fiction novels imagine the terraforming of Mars." In Lithuanian, "terraforming" is teraformavimas.
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