Translation of Italian word "astro" to English
astro
/ˈas.tro/
How to use
The Italian noun 'astro' (masculine) denotes 'celestial body, star' (Celestial body, star). It typically takes the definite article 'l''. A natural example is: 'Il sole è l'astro che illumina il nostro sistema planetario.' (The sun is celestial body that lights our planetary system.).
🇬🇧 English
celestial body, star
Example
Il sole è l'astro che illumina il nostro sistema planetario.
The sun is celestial body that lights our planetary system.
Gli astrologi studiano la posizione degli astri alla nascita.
Astrologers study position of celestial bodies at birth.
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- Il sole è l'astro che illumina il nostro sistema planetario.— The sun is celestial body that lights our planetary system.
- Gli astrologi studiano la posizione degli astri alla nascita.— Astrologers study position of celestial bodies at birth.
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What does the Italian word "astro" mean?▼
The Italian word "astro" means "celestial body, star" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "Il sole è l'astro che illumina il nostro sistema planetario." (which translates as "The sun is celestial body that lights our planetary system.").
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