earthbound in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for earthbound in the English»Spanish Dictionary

earthbound [Am ˈərθˌbaʊnd, Brit ˈəːθbaʊnd] ADJ

1. earthbound (dull):

earthbound

pedestre

earthbound

prosaico

2. earthbound spacecraft/meteor:

earthbound

que se dirige a la Tierra

earthbound in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for earthbound in the English»Spanish Dictionary

earthbound [ˈɜ:θbaʊnd, Am ˈɜ:rθ-] ADJ

1. earthbound:

earthbound

terrestre

2. earthbound fig:

earthbound

prosaico, -a

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

She can see and speak with the earthbound spirits that reach out to her for help.

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They are eligible for promotion to earthbound immortality after 280 years of faithful service.

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In fact his sculptures flout convention in their lightness of feel, their transparency and their escape from the conventions of earthbound pedestal-based display.

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They have been described as simultaneously celestial and earthbound, metaphysical but sensual and tactile.

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You can't help wishing, though, that she had stuck to more earthbound topics and unforced rhythms that made her past efforts such pleasures.

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Similar to space medicine, the speciality also contributes to knowledge about nursing care of earthbound patients.

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