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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /əˈrɔrə/ · UK /ɔːˈrɔːrə/
aurora means: Colored lights seen in the night sky near the north or south pole.
noun
Colored lights seen in the night sky near the north or south pole.
- We saw an aurora last night.
- The aurora filled the sky with green light.
- Bright auroras sometimes appear farther south.
The goddess of the first light of day in ancient Roman stories.
- Aurora is the Roman goddess of dawn.
- The painting shows Aurora driving her chariot.
- The poem calls on Aurora to bring morning light.
The first light in the sky at the start of the day.
- A pale aurora lit the eastern sky.
- The hills emerged in the golden aurora.
- We watched the aurora announce a new day.
Questions about aurora
What does aurora mean?
Colored lights seen in the night sky near the north or south pole.
What is aurora in other languages?
Türkçe: kutup ışıkları · Español: aurora polar · Français: aurore polaire · Deutsch: Polarlicht · Italiano: aurora polare · 日本語: オーロラ
How do you pronounce aurora?
In American English /əˈrɔrə/; in British English /ɔːˈrɔːrə/.
How do you use aurora in a sentence?
We saw an aurora last night. The aurora filled the sky with green light.
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