stargazing
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- noun
- /ˈstɑrˌɡeɪzɪŋ/
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observación de estrellas
- On clear nights, we enjoy stargazing in our backyard with a telescope.
- stargazing program
Until next time everyone though, happy stargazing by looking up.
- Until next time everyone though, happy stargazing by looking up.
- We have bonfires at night, we have stargazing, we have talent show night.
- And will it not make stargazing that much more difficult?
- All right, let's switch gears now from stargazing or comet or meteor gazing this month.
- So until I see you all next, happy stargazing.
- No, she could hope for was maybe become a school teacher with a with a hobby of stargazing.
- And so why don't you remind us what the value of being in a desert is for stargazing?
Examples
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I understand you enjoy stargazing?
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For the best stargazing, plan to visit on a night with little or no moon visible.
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Until next time everyone though, happy stargazing by looking up.
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And will it not make stargazing that much more difficult?
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You know, Jones, if stargazing is something that interests you, then it has to be said that the view from my balcony is quite outstanding.
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If you decide to start a stargazing program, dig down deep for resolve and stick to it.
Academic text (2000) -
Bird-watching, stargazing: each an adventure, but never the same adventure twice.
Fiction book (1999) -
The foot of the Merzouga Dunes is the ultimate location for stargazing, totally free of light pollution.
Blog text (14) -
Perhaps to compensate, the park is holding a four-day festival featuring stargazing sessions and presentations by astronomers.
Blog text (1) -
In the past months, I've experienced a personal renaissance in my stargazing, owing mostly to last August's irresistible close approach of the planet Mars.
Academic text (2004)
Synonyms
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The science that studies stars, planets, and space
How Scientific
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Stargazing is simply star + gaze, where gaze means 'to look' or 'stare'. So it literally means 'looking at the stars', which is why it describes the activity of watching the night sky.