Definition of synodic month in English:

synodic month

noun

Astronomy

another term for lunar month
Example sentencesExamples
- The two cycles are incompatible in that the synodic month has a period of about 29.5 days, giving a lunar year of just over 354 days, over 11 days shorter than the mean solar year of 365.2422 days.
- One could quite quickly determine the length of the synodic month by counting the days between full moons.
- If the Moon orbited the Earth in a perfect circle, the synodic month - using any starting point (new Moon to new Moon, full Moon to full Moon) - would never vary.

Definition of synodic month in US English:

synodic month

noun

Astronomy

another term for lunar month
Example sentencesExamples
- One could quite quickly determine the length of the synodic month by counting the days between full moons.
- The two cycles are incompatible in that the synodic month has a period of about 29.5 days, giving a lunar year of just over 354 days, over 11 days shorter than the mean solar year of 365.2422 days.
- If the Moon orbited the Earth in a perfect circle, the synodic month - using any starting point (new Moon to new Moon, full Moon to full Moon) - would never vary.

词汇	synodic month
释义	Definition of synodic month in English: synodic month noun Astronomy another term for lunar month Example sentencesExamples The two cycles are incompatible in that the synodic month has a period of about 29.5 days, giving a lunar year of just over 354 days, over 11 days shorter than the mean solar year of 365.2422 days. One could quite quickly determine the length of the synodic month by counting the days between full moons. If the Moon orbited the Earth in a perfect circle, the synodic month - using any starting point (new Moon to new Moon, full Moon to full Moon) - would never vary. Definition of synodic month in US English: synodic month noun Astronomy another term for lunar month Example sentencesExamples One could quite quickly determine the length of the synodic month by counting the days between full moons. The two cycles are incompatible in that the synodic month has a period of about 29.5 days, giving a lunar year of just over 354 days, over 11 days shorter than the mean solar year of 365.2422 days. If the Moon orbited the Earth in a perfect circle, the synodic month - using any starting point (new Moon to new Moon, full Moon to full Moon) - would never vary.
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