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Espace et astronomie – Vocabulaire anglais

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  1. asteroid /'æstərɔɪd/ (noun) — astéroïde
    Exemple: An asteroid passed close to Earth last night.
    Synonymes: minor planet, space rock
  2. astronaut /'æstrənɔ:t/ (noun) — astronaute
    Exemple: The astronaut prepared for a six-month mission in space.
    Synonymes: cosmonaut, space traveler
  3. atmosphere /'ætməsfɪə/ (noun) — atmosphère
    Exemple: The Earth's atmosphere protects us from harmful radiation.
    Synonymes: air, sky, climate
  4. carbon dioxide /,kɑ:bən daɪ'ɒksaɪd/ (noun) — dioxyde de carbone
    Exemple: Plants absorb carbon dioxide during photosynthesis.
    Synonymes: CO2
  5. cosmic /'kɒzmɪk/ (adjective) — relatif à l'espace；cosmique
    Exemple: Scientists study cosmic radiation to understand the universe.
    Synonymes: universal, celestial, astral
  6. cosmos /'kɒzmɒs/ (noun) — cosmos
    Exemple: Astronomers study the cosmos to understand how the universe began.
    Synonymes: universe, space, macrocosm
  7. crater /'kreɪtə/ (noun) — cratère
    Exemple: The meteor left a large crater in the ground when it hit.
    Synonymes: pit, hollow, depression
  8. debris /'debri:/ (noun) — débris; fragments épars
    Exemple: Pieces of debris were scattered across the street after the storm.
    Synonymes: fragments, wreckage, rubble
  9. Earth /ɜ:θ/ (noun) — Terre
    Exemple: Earth is the only planet known to support life.
    Synonymes: world, globe, planet
  10. galaxy /'ɡæləksi/ (noun) — galaxie
    Exemple: Our galaxy, the Milky Way, contains billions of stars.
    Synonymes: star system, stellar system, universe
  11. gas /ɡæs/ (noun) — gaz
    Exemple: Helium is a light gas often used to fill balloons.
    Synonymes: vapor, air, fume
  12. gravitational /,ɡrævɪ'teɪʃənəl/ (adjective) — gravitationnel
    Exemple: The gravitational pull of the Earth keeps the Moon in orbit.
    Synonymes: attractive, pulling, force-related
  13. gravity /'ɡrævəti/ (noun) — gravité; pesanteur
    Exemple: Gravity keeps our feet firmly on the ground.
    Synonymes: gravitational force, pull, attraction
  14. hydrogen /'haɪdrədʒən/ (noun) — hydrogène
    Exemple: Hydrogen is the lightest element in the periodic table.
  15. launch /lɔ:nʧ/ (noun) — lancer
    Exemple: The company will launch a new smartphone next month.
    Synonymes: start, introduce, release
  16. lunar /'lu:nə/ (adjective) — lunaire
    Exemple: The lunar surface is covered with craters and rocks.
    Synonymes: moonly, selenic
  17. meteor /'mi:tiə/ (noun) — météore; météorite
    Exemple: We saw a bright meteor streak across the night sky.
    Synonymes: shooting star
  18. meteoric /,mi:ti'ɔ:rɪk/ (adj) — fulgurant
    Exemple: The meteor left a bright, meteoric trail across the night sky.
    Synonymes: shooting, stellar
  19. moon /mu:n/ (noun) — Lune
    Exemple: The full moon lit up the entire valley.
  20. nuclear /'nju:kliə/ (adjective) — nucléaire
    Exemple: Nuclear energy can generate a large amount of electricity.
    Synonymes: atomic
  21. orbit /'ɔ:bɪt/ (noun) — orbite
    Exemple: The Earth follows an orbit around the Sun.
    Synonymes: path, trajectory
  22. outer /'aʊtər/ (adj) — extérieur; externe
    Exemple: The outer walls of the castle were built for protection.
    Synonymes: external, outside, exterior
  23. outer space /'aʊtə speɪs/ (noun) — espace extra-atmosphérique
    Exemple: Astronauts train for life in outer space.
    Synonymes: space, cosmos
  24. paparazzi /,pæpə'rɑ:tsi/ (noun) — paparazzi
    Exemple: The paparazzi followed the actor after the film premiere.
    Synonymes: celebrity photographers, photojournalists, tabloid photographers
  25. planet /'plænɪt/ (noun) — planète
    Exemple: Mars is known as the red planet.
    Synonymes: world
  26. press /prɛs/ (noun) — presse; appuyer
    Exemple: She pressed the button to start the machine.
    Synonymes: push, squeeze, compress
  27. privacy /'prɪvəsi/ (noun) — vie privée; intimité
    Exemple: He values his privacy and rarely shares personal details online.
    Synonymes: seclusion, confidentiality, isolation
  28. publication /,pʌblɪ'keɪʃən/ (noun) — publication
    Exemple: The publication of the new book was delayed by a month.
    Synonymes: release, issue, printing
  29. publicity /pʌ'blɪsɪti/ (noun) — publicité; médiatisation
    Exemple: The charity event received a lot of publicity in the local media.
    Synonymes: advertising, promotion, exposure
  30. publicize /'pʌblɪsaɪz/ (verb) — faire connaître; publiciser
    Exemple: The organization worked hard to publicize their new campaign.
    Synonymes: promote, advertise, announce

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