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1. (n.) astronaut
a person engaged in or trained for spaceflight.
Etymology: (1925–30; astro - +(aero)naut , prob. via F astronaute)
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1. (noun) astronaut, spaceman, cosmonaut
a person trained to travel in a spacecraft
"the Russians called their astronauts cosmonauts"
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1. (noun) astronaut
a traveler in a space vehicle
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Sense: a person who travels in space
Who was the first astronaut to land on the moon?
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 Afrikaans: astronout |
 Arabic: رَجُل فَضاء |
 Bulgarian: астронавт |
 Brazilian: astronauta |
 Czech: astronaut |
 German: der/die Astronaut(in) |
 Danish: astronaut; rumpilot |
 Greek: αστροναύτης |
 Spanish: astronauta |
 Estonian: astronaut |
 Farsi: فضانورد |
 Finnish: astronautti |
 French: astronaute |
 Hebrew: אַסטרוֹנָאוּט |
 Hindi: अन्तरिक्ष यात्री |
 Croatian: astronaut |
 Hungarian: űrhajós |
 Indonesian: antariksawan |
 Icelandic: geimfari |
 Italian: astronauta |
 Japanese: 宇宙飛行士 |
 Korean: 우주 비행사 |
 Lithuanian: astronautas |
 Latvian: astronauts; kosmonauts |
 Malay: angkawasan |
 Dutch: astronaut |
 Norwegian: astronaut, romfarer |
 Polish: astronauta |
 Persian: فضانورد |
 Pashto: فضاء نورد |
 Portuguese: astronauta |
 Romanian: astronaut |
 Russian: астронавт, космонавт |
 Slovak: astronaut, -ka |
 Slovenian: vesoljec |
 Serbian: astronaut |
 Swedish: astronaut |
 Thai: นักบินอวกาศ |
 Turkish: astronot |
 Taiwanese: 太空人 |
 Ukrainian: астронавт |
 Urdu: خلا نورد |
 Vietnamese: nhà du hành vũ trụ |
 Chinese: 宇航员 |
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