English to Maori Meaning of meteorite - meteorite


Meteorite :
meteorite

whetu shooting, rama

meteoritemeteorites
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Definitions of meteorite in English
Noun(1) stony or metallic object that is the remains of a meteoroid that has reached the earth's surface
Examples of meteorite in English
(1) A good case has already been made for bacteria microfossils in a Martian meteorite .(2) The Martian meteorite crashes through the Earth's atmosphere - a blazing fireball.(3) About 1.8 billion years ago, a meteorite or comet the size of Mount Everest slammed into what is now Canada.(4) As the newly launched Sputnik satellite orbits earth, a strange meteorite approaches the planet.(5) The most recent major extinction occurred 65 million years ago when a meteorite crashed into Earth, leading to the demise of the dinosaurs.(6) It is possible that something may have been at the end of this, a piece of rock, a meteorite .(7) The age of the carbonates can be clearly determined, and some very old ones had been found on certain asteroids and meteorites .(8) A monster meteorite that strikes the Earth can shoot fragments of itself, along with terrestrial matter loosened by the impact, far out into space, adding to the swarm of meteoritic grit that already orbits the Sun.(9) When meteorites hit nearby worlds, they kick up bits of rock, some of which might have enough speed to escape from their planet entirely.(10) They are very similar in composition to the carbonaceous chondrite meteorites that sometimes fall on Earth.(11) It is brought to us by such solar system visitors as meteorites , which burn up or fragment and drift as fine particles through the atmosphere.(12) Other sources of high iridium concentrations are extraterrestrial objects, such as meteorites or comets.(13) It has been identified in carbonaceous achondrite and iron meteorites .(14) That is how fragments of the asteroid belt can end up crashing into Earth as meteorites .(15) Grouped with iron meteorites , these are pieces from the cores of fledgling planets destroyed by collisions when the Solar System formed.(16) Small impactors deliver meteorites , while large ones infrequently wreak global devastation.
Related Phrases of meteorite
(1) meteorite ::
meteorite
Synonyms
M
1. meteorite ::
meteorite
2. meteor ::
meteor
3. fireball ::
fireball
4. shooting star ::
whetu shooting
5. torch ::
rama
6. aerolite ::
aerolite
Different Forms
meteorite, meteorites
Word Example from TV Shows
and now you guys have
this cool meteorite project.

and now you guys have this cool METEORITE project.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 14

They're probably cutting
their stupid meteorite open

They're probably cutting their stupid METEORITE open

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 14

I X-rayed this meteorite,
and it looks like there's

I X-rayed this METEORITE, and it looks like there's

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 14

They're gonna lose so much
meteorite due to kerf loss.

They're gonna lose so much METEORITE due to kerf loss.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 14

This meteorite that Bert found
is really cool.

This METEORITE that Bert found is really cool.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 14

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