Definition of Saturn in English:

Saturn

proper nounˈsat(ə)nˈsædərn

1Roman Mythology
An ancient god, regarded as a god of agriculture.
Greek equivalent Cronus
2Astronomy
The sixth planet from the sun in the solar system, circled by a system of broad flat rings.
Saturn orbits between Jupiter and Uranus at an average distance of 1,427 million km from the sun. It is a gas giant with an equatorial diameter of 120,000 km, with a conspicuous ring system extending out to a distance twice as great. The planet has a dense hydrogen-rich atmosphere, similar to that of Jupiter but with less distinct banding. There are at least eighteen satellites, the largest of which is Titan, and including small shepherd satellites that orbit close to two of the rings
3A series of American space rockets, of which the very large Saturn V was used as the launch vehicle for the Apollo missions of 1968–72.

Rhymes

baton, batten, fatten, flatten, harmattan, Manhattan, Mountbatten, paten, patten, pattern, platen, slattern

Definition of Saturn in US English:

Saturn

proper nounˈsadərnˈsædərn

1Roman Mythology
An ancient god, regarded as a god of agriculture.
Greek equivalent Cronus
2Astronomy
The sixth planet from the sun in the solar system, circled by a system of broad flat rings.
Saturn orbits between Jupiter and Uranus at an average distance of 887 million miles (1,427 million km) from the sun. It is a gas giant with an equatorial diameter of 74,600 miles (120,000 km), with a conspicuous ring system extending out to a distance twice as great.The planet has a dense, hydrogen-rich atmosphere similar to that of Jupiter but with less distinct banding. There are at least eighteen satellites, the largest of which is Titan, and including small shepherd satellites that orbit close to two of the rings
3A series of US space rockets, of which the very large Saturn V was used as the launch vehicle for the Apollo missions of 1968–72.

单词	Saturn
释义	Definition of Saturn in English: Saturn proper nounˈsat(ə)nˈsædərn 1Roman Mythology An ancient god, regarded as a god of agriculture. Greek equivalent Cronus 2Astronomy The sixth planet from the sun in the solar system, circled by a system of broad flat rings. Saturn orbits between Jupiter and Uranus at an average distance of 1,427 million km from the sun. It is a gas giant with an equatorial diameter of 120,000 km, with a conspicuous ring system extending out to a distance twice as great. The planet has a dense hydrogen-rich atmosphere, similar to that of Jupiter but with less distinct banding. There are at least eighteen satellites, the largest of which is Titan, and including small shepherd satellites that orbit close to two of the rings 3A series of American space rockets, of which the very large Saturn V was used as the launch vehicle for the Apollo missions of 1968–72. Rhymes baton, batten, fatten, flatten, harmattan, Manhattan, Mountbatten, paten, patten, pattern, platen, slattern Definition of Saturn in US English: Saturn proper nounˈsadərnˈsædərn 1Roman Mythology An ancient god, regarded as a god of agriculture. Greek equivalent Cronus 2Astronomy The sixth planet from the sun in the solar system, circled by a system of broad flat rings. Saturn orbits between Jupiter and Uranus at an average distance of 887 million miles (1,427 million km) from the sun. It is a gas giant with an equatorial diameter of 74,600 miles (120,000 km), with a conspicuous ring system extending out to a distance twice as great.The planet has a dense, hydrogen-rich atmosphere similar to that of Jupiter but with less distinct banding. There are at least eighteen satellites, the largest of which is Titan, and including small shepherd satellites that orbit close to two of the rings 3A series of US space rockets, of which the very large Saturn V was used as the launch vehicle for the Apollo missions of 1968–72.
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