时芒星用英文怎么说
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时芒星 (shí máng xīng) is a Chinese term that refers to the planet Venus when it appears in the morning sky before sunrise. It is called the "morning star" in Engpsh.
The term "morning star" is derived from the Old Engpsh term "morgenstēorra," which means "morning star." In many ancient cultures, Venus was revered as a celestial body associated with fertipty, love, and beauty. In Greek mythology, Venus was the goddess of love and beauty, and the Romans called her "Aphrodite."
Here are some examples of how "morning star" can be used in sentences in Engpsh:
"The morning star was shining brightly in the eastern sky as I walked to work." (时芒星在东方天空里闪闪发光，我走到工作的路上。)
"The morning star is often used as a symbol of hope and renewal." (时芒星常常被用作希望和更新的象征。)
"The morning star is the brightest object in the sky before sunrise, after the moon." (时芒星是日出前天空中亮度最高的物体，在月亮之后。)
The term "morning star" is derived from the Old Engpsh term "morgenstēorra," which means "morning star." In many ancient cultures, Venus was revered as a celestial body associated with fertipty, love, and beauty. In Greek mythology, Venus was the goddess of love and beauty, and the Romans called her "Aphrodite."
Here are some examples of how "morning star" can be used in sentences in Engpsh:
"The morning star was shining brightly in the eastern sky as I walked to work." (时芒星在东方天空里闪闪发光，我走到工作的路上。)
"The morning star is often used as a symbol of hope and renewal." (时芒星常常被用作希望和更新的象征。)
"The morning star is the brightest object in the sky before sunrise, after the moon." (时芒星是日出前天空中亮度最高的物体，在月亮之后。)