orb

UK
/ɔːb/
US
/ɔrb/
orbsubstantiv
orbs
Pl.
UK
/ɔːb/
US
/ɔrb/
Übersetzungen
The ancient artifact was a perfectly crafted orb.
Древний артефакт был идеально изготовленной сферой.
The classroom had a large orb representing the Earth.
В классе был большой глобус, представляющий Землю.
The magician held a glowing orb in his hand.
Маг держал в руке светящийся шар.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
A spherical object or shape.
The artist painted a glowing orb in the center of the canvas.
A celestial body, such as a planet or star.
The ancient astronomers studied the movements of the heavenly orbs.
A globe or sphere used as a symbol of power and authority, often associated with royalty.
The king held an orb and scepter during the coronation ceremony.
The eyeball; an eye (poetic or literary).
A mist of sleep clouded his weary orbs.
A small, often translucent sphere of light appearing in photographs or video, sometimes believed to be of paranormal origin.
The investigators pointed to several mysterious orbs drifting across the footage.
Synonyme
orbverb
orbed
Präteritum
orbed
Partizip Perfekt
orbing
Gerundium
UK
/ɔːb/
US
/ɔrb/
Übersetzungen
The artist decided to orb the edges of the sculpture.
Художник решил округлить края скульптуры.
Definitionen
To form into a circle or spherical shape.
The artist orbed the clay into a perfect sphere.
To move in an orbit around something.
The moon orbs the Earth in a regular pattern.
orbadjektiv
orber
Komp.
orbest
Super.
UK
/ɔːb/
US
/ɔrb/
Used attributively to describe something that is spherical in shape; relatively rare.
Definitionen
Having the shape of an orb; spherical.
She chose orb pendant lights to hang above the table.