How do you say constellation in English?

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astronomy

astronomy

An arbitrary arrangement of stars regarded as figures or patterns, especially one of the 88 recognized constellations named after characters in classical mythology and various common animals and objects.

Constellation: Any constellation that looks like a figure or pattern, especially one of 88 constellations. These constellations are identified and named by mythical figures and various common animals and objects in classical literature and art..

The celestial sphere occupied by one of the recognized 88 constellations.

Constellation area: The area occupied by one of the 88 confirmed constellations on the celestial sphere.

Astrologers believe that the layout of planets at birth can determine a person's character or destiny.

Star: the position of the planets when a person is born, which astrologers believe determines a person's character or destiny.

A party or gathering, especially an outstanding person or thing:

A party or meeting, especially an outstanding person or thing:

A group of artists and writers attended the seminar.

A group of talented artists and writers attended the seminar.

A set or group, such as related projects, properties, ideas or individuals:

Pattern: a series or whole layout, such as related projects, assets, ideas or individuals:

A series of demands from better food to better medical care; All kinds of feelings about divorce.

A series of different requirements, from better food to better medical care; The combination of divorce emotions