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espace
I. space [ingl brit speɪs, ingl am speɪs] SOST
1. space U (room):
space
space
to take up a lot of space
to make space for sb/sth
to give sb space fig
to need (one's own) space
to invade sb's (personal) space
2. space C (gap, blank area):
space (gen)
espace m (between entre)
space MUS
space TIPOGR (between letters, words)
space (between lines)
space (between lines)
watch this space!
3. space C (area of land):
space
4. space (interval of time):
space
in a short space of time
5. space:
space ASTRONAUT, FIS
the exploration of space , space exploration attr research, programme, exploration, vehicle, rocket
II. space [ingl brit speɪs, ingl am speɪs] VB vb trans
space
III. space [ingl brit speɪs, ingl am speɪs]
to stare into space
space-time, space-time continuum SOST FIS
space-time
floor space SOST
floor space
we have 400 m² of floor space to let
breathing space SOST
1. breathing space (respite):
breathing space
to give sb a breathing space
2. breathing space (postponement):
breathing space
délai m (in which to do pour faire)
deep space SOST
deep space
cupboard space SOST
cupboard space
disk space SOST
disk space
retail space SOST
retail space
space platform SOST ASTRONAUT
space platform
space probe SOST ASTRONAUT
space probe
I. space [speɪs] SOST
1. space (area, gap) a. INFORM, TIPOGR:
space
to be a space saver
a blank space
empty space
2. space no pl (room):
space
parking space
wide open space
open space
to take up space
to leave space for sb/sth
to make space
to gaze into space
3. space (interval of time):
space
in a space of time
in the space of one hour
4. space (outer space):
space
in space
to go into space
II. space [speɪs] VB vb trans
space
space lab, space laboratory SOST
space lab
I. space age, space-age SOST
space age
II. space age, space-age AGG
space age
shelf space SOST
shelf space
space station SOST
space station
space traveller SOST
space traveller
space travel SOST no pl
space travel
outer space SOST no pl
outer space
space bar SOST
space bar
deep space SOST AVIAZ
deep space
I. space [speɪs] SOST
1. space (area, gap) a. comput, TIPOGR:
space
to be a space saver
a blank space
empty space
2. space (room):
space
parking space
open space
wide open space
to take up space
to leave space for sb/sth
to make space
to stare into space
3. space (interval of time):
space
in a space of time
in the space of one hour
4. space (outer space):
space
in space
to go into space
II. space [speɪs] VB vb trans
space
space lab, space laboratory SOST
space lab
parking space SOST
parking space
shelf space SOST
shelf space
space research SOST
space research
space agency SOST
space agency
storage space SOST
storage space
advertising space SOST
deep space SOST AVIAZ
deep space
space-age AGG
space-age
Present
Ispace
youspace
he/she/itspaces
wespace
youspace
theyspace
Past
Ispaced
youspaced
he/she/itspaced
wespaced
youspaced
theyspaced
Present Perfect
Ihavespaced
youhavespaced
he/she/ithasspaced
wehavespaced
youhavespaced
theyhavespaced
Past Perfect
Ihadspaced
youhadspaced
he/she/ithadspaced
wehadspaced
youhadspaced
theyhadspaced
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The dragon is tightly holding a black, inverted equilateral triangle of deep space indicative of the unit's surveillance tracking coverage.
en.wikipedia.org
He is shown being training for deep space travel by diving to deep depths in the ocean.
en.wikipedia.org
The dome drifts off into deep space, where it is found by the aliens.
en.wikipedia.org
It is one of the largest comprehensive catalogues, as it includes all types of deep space objects and is not confined to, for example, galaxies.
en.wikipedia.org
Deep space navigation relies on radiometric and star trackers.
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