astro

English - Turkish

Definition of astro in English Turkish dictionary

(Bilgisayar) uzay

Astronotlar Ay'da kaya örnekleri toplamak için özel araçlar kullanmak zorunda kaldılar çünkü uzay elbiseleri ile eğilemezlerdi. - The astronauts had to use special tools to collect rock samples on the Moon because they could not bend over in their spacesuits.

Uzay çocuğu ülkeyi tehlikeden korudu. - Astro Boy protected the country from danger.

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astro pitch

Hali saha

astro altitude

(Askeri) YILDIZ İRTİFAI: Gök ufkundan cisme kadar ölçülen dikey dairenin yayı

astro tracker

(Askeri) YILDIZ İZLEYİCİSİ: Azimut ve irtifadaki bir gök cismini otomatik olarak tespit eden ve sürekli olarak izleyen bir seyrüsefer teçhizatı

English - English

Definition of astro in English English dictionary

A player on the team the "Houston Astros"

Jones became an Astro as the result of a pre-season trade.

star, aster, celestial body

The team The Houston Astros

Star hippo Horse

a satelite tv in malaysia which has "something for everyone" whereby consumers may view channels such as star world, mtv and hbo for their viewing plasure

defensive bidding method over opponents' notrump openings that emphasizes showing two-suiters (two diamonds = spades and another suit; two clubs = hearts and a minor suit)

The combining form of the Greek word 'a`stron, meaning star

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Astro Boy

A manga series by Osamu Tezuka, and its derivatives, about a humanoid robot named Astro Boy

Astro Boy

The fictional humanoid robot who is the protagonist and title character of the series

astro-

celestial body

astro-

star

astro-

Astro- is used to form words which refer to things relating to the stars or to outer space. astro-navigation. relating to the stars, the planets, or space

Turkish - English

Definition of astro in Turkish English dictionary

Related Terms

astro-not

astro-notes

Turkish pronunciation

ästrō

Pronunciation

/ˈastrō/ /ˈæstroʊ/

Etymology

(combining form.) Middle English astro-, from Old French, from Latin astr-, astro-, from Greek, from astronomer; more at STAR.