🌌celestial (səlɛstjal)

adjective
/səˈlɛstiəl/
céleste (celeste)

Signification

relating to the sky, stars, or heavens
Positioned in or relating to the sky, or outer space as observed in astronomy.
Traduction de la signification
relatif au ciel, aux étoiles ou au paradis
relatif au ciel, aux étoiles ou au paradis

Phrases d'exemple

The telescope revealed many celestial bodies in the night sky.

Le télescope a révélé de nombreux corps célestes dans le ciel nocturne.
Le télescope a révélé de nombreux corps célestes dans le ciel nocturne.

The celestial bodies in the sky were clearly visible last night.

Les corps célestes dans le ciel étaient clairement visibles la nuit dernière.
Les corps célestes dans le ciel étaient clairement visibles la nuit dernière.

The telescope revealed celestial wonders.

Le télescope a révélé des merveilles célestes.
Le telescope a revele des merveilles celestes.

Synonymes

heavenly, astral, cosmic, stellar, astronomical, divine, galactic, ethereal
Entrée 1
heavenly, astral, cosmic, stellar
Entrée 2
heavenly, cosmic, astronomical, divine, stellar, galactic
Entrée 3
heavenly, astral, stellar, cosmic, divine, ethereal

Antonymes

earthly, terrestrial, mundane, worldly, ground-based, material, physical
Entrée 1
earthly, terrestrial, mundane
Entrée 2
terrestrial, earthly, mundane, worldly, ground-based, material
Entrée 3
terrestrial, earthly, mundane, worldly, material, physical

Collocations

celestial body, celestial sphere, celestial event, celestial navigation

Vocabulaires connexes

easy to understand or do; not complicated
behaving in a way that suggests you have higher standards than you actually do
Made as fully perfect, functional, or effective as possible; improved to achieve maximum efficiency.
Happening at fixed intervals; usual or normal in pattern or quality
Feeling or expressing happiness and satisfaction.
happening or done quickly and unexpectedly; abrupt