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Weltkörper

/ˈvɛltˌkœʁpɐ/
noun★Intermediate— celestial body
technical

A celestial body such as a planet, star, or moon that exists in space.

Weltkörper wie Planeten und Sterne sind Gegenstand der Astronomie.

Celestial bodies like planets and stars are the subject of astronomy.

💡

The term is used in astronomy and geography to describe any significant object in space.

Collocations

Weltkörper im Sonnensystemcelestial bodies in the solar systemkünstlicher Weltkörperartificial celestial body

Synonyms

Himmelskörperkosmisches Objekt

💡Pro Tip

Scientific Context

Use 'Weltkörper' when discussing celestial objects in astronomy or geography.

📖Word Origin

From 'Welt' (world) + 'Körper' (body), referring to any significant body in space.

📝Usage Notes

The term is primarily used in scientific contexts to describe planets, stars, moons, and other celestial objects.

Word Breakdown

Welt
world
root
+
Körper
body
root
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