me·teor [ˈmi:tiəʳ] N
- meteor
- meteor m
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He s hunting for the object that his automatic meteor tracker had detected in the wee hours of that morning.
en.wikipedia.org This fuel was then lit, and the meteor spun exactly as before, looking like a pair of real harnessed meteors.
en.wikipedia.org One of them sees what he thinks is a meteor land and goes to investigate.
en.wikipedia.org He often interviewed people who have seen meteors and collected samples of the meteorites.
en.wikipedia.org He also maintained an active interest in meteorology (the study of weather, unrelated to his interest in meteors).
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