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Definition of Aries in English: Ariesproper nounˈɛːriːzˈɛriz 1Astronomy
A small constellation (the Ram), said to represent the ram whose Golden Fleece was sought by Jason and the Argonauts. 〔天文〕白羊星座 - 1.1as genitive Arietis /ˌarɪˈɛtɪs/ Used with preceding letter or numeral to designate a star in the constellation Aries.
与其前面的字母或数字连用以标记该星座中的星白羊星座的
2Astrology
The first sign of the zodiac, which the sun enters at the vernal equinox (about 20 March). 〔占星〕白羊宫（黄道十二宫的第一宫，太阳于春分点 约3月20日进入该宫） - 2.1an Aries A person born when the sun is in the sign of Aries.
出生于白羊宫时段的人 Example sentencesExamples - I casually mentioned my conversation to her, and she said that she was supposed to have been an Aries, but was born late under Taurus.
- I ended up giving it over to Jeanne because she's an Aries - very impulsive.
- An Aries is always an Aries, a Libran is always a Libran, no matter what the Moon sign, for example, may be.
- Those who earn the genuine friendship of an Aries / Capricorn are indeed invited into an inner circle.
- If you are an Aries, you will prefer the expansive energy of Jupiter to the disciplined energy of Saturn.
PhrasesThe point on the celestial sphere where the path of the sun crosses the celestial equator from south to north in March, marking the zero point of right ascension. Owing to precession of the equinoxes it has moved from Aries into Pisces, and is now approaching Aquarius. 〔天文〕春分。亦称VERNAL EQUINOX Also called vernal equinox Example sentencesExamples - The First Point of Aries also marks the Celestial Meridian, which is the zero-point for calculations of Right Ascension.
- The astrological sign in which the First Point of Aries resides determines our current ‘Age.’
- Because astrologers still calculate from the First Point of Aries instead of the current March equinox location in Pisces, all modern horoscopes have shifted out of phase with the actual stars.
- The First Point of Aries really was in Aries when it was named roughly 2,000 years ago.
- For historical reasons the vernal equinox is still referred as the First Point of Aries.
Definition of Aries in US English: Ariesproper nounˈɛrizˈerēz 1Astronomy
A small constellation (the Ram), said to represent the ram whose Golden Fleece was sought by Jason and the Argonauts. 〔天文〕白羊星座 - 1.1as genitive Arietis /əˈrī-itis/ Used with preceding letter or numeral to designate a star in the constellation Aries.
与其前面的字母或数字连用以标记该星座中的星白羊星座的
2Astrology
The first sign of the zodiac, which the sun enters at the vernal equinox (about March 20). 〔占星〕白羊宫（黄道十二宫的第一宫，太阳于春分点 约3月20日进入该宫） - 2.1an Aries A person born when the sun is in the sign of Aries.
出生于白羊宫时段的人 Example sentencesExamples - An Aries is always an Aries, a Libran is always a Libran, no matter what the Moon sign, for example, may be.
- If you are an Aries, you will prefer the expansive energy of Jupiter to the disciplined energy of Saturn.
- I ended up giving it over to Jeanne because she's an Aries - very impulsive.
- Those who earn the genuine friendship of an Aries / Capricorn are indeed invited into an inner circle.
- I casually mentioned my conversation to her, and she said that she was supposed to have been an Aries, but was born late under Taurus.
PhrasesThe point on the celestial sphere where the path of the sun crosses the celestial equator from south to north in March, marking the zero point of right ascension. Owing to precession of the equinoxes it has moved from Aries into Pisces, and is now approaching Aquarius. 〔天文〕春分。亦称VERNAL EQUINOX Also called vernal equinox Example sentencesExamples - The First Point of Aries also marks the Celestial Meridian, which is the zero-point for calculations of Right Ascension.
- The First Point of Aries really was in Aries when it was named roughly 2,000 years ago.
- For historical reasons the vernal equinox is still referred as the First Point of Aries.
- The astrological sign in which the First Point of Aries resides determines our current ‘Age.’
- Because astrologers still calculate from the First Point of Aries instead of the current March equinox location in Pisces, all modern horoscopes have shifted out of phase with the actual stars.
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