astrology
Prononciation : [əˈstrɑːlədʒi]
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Contexte : « knowledge and belief »
(noun) the study of how the positions of stars and planets might influence people's lives and personalities. It's like a big map of the sky that some people believe can tell us things about ourselves and our future.
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She enjoys reading her astrology horoscope every day to see what the day might be like.
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He doesn't believe in astrology and thinks it’s just a fun way for people to pass the time.
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Do you ever check astrology to see what your horoscope says?
Contexte : « cultural practice »
(noun) a belief system that connects the movements of celestial bodies to events on Earth. People often use their birth dates to find their zodiac signs and think it helps explain their personality.
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Many cultures have a form of astrology that they follow, believing it can guide them.
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Some people argue that astrology has no real scientific basis and shouldn't be taken seriously.
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What kind of astrology do you think is most popular today?
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