Definition of Pisces in English:

Pisces

proper nounˈpɪskiːzˈpʌɪsiːz

1Astronomy
A large constellation (the Fish or Fishes), said to represent a pair of fish tied together by their tails.
1. 1.1as genitive Piscium /ˈpʌɪsɪəm, ˈpɪsɪəm/ Used with preceding letter or numeral to designate a star in the constellation Pisces.
  the star Alpha Piscium
2Astrology
The twelfth sign of the zodiac, which the sun enters about 20 February.
1. 2.1a Pisces A person born when the sun is in the sign of Pisces.
  Example sentencesExamples
  People who doubt that anyone in this world really cares should meet a Pisces.
  I'm a Pisces, I'm astrologically predisposed to root for the underdog!
  As a Pisces, your planetary ruler is Neptune, god of the oceans.
  Note that in traditional astrology Pisces is ruled by Jupiter, Aquarius by Saturn and Scorpio by Mars.
  For instance, people often think that fire puts out water, and so would assume that a Leo would not gel well with a Pisces, for instance.

Origin

Latin, plural of piscis 'fish'.

Rhymes

Anchises, Cambyses, cicatrices, crises

Definition of Pisces in US English:

Pisces

proper noun

1Astronomy
A large constellation (the Fish or Fishes), said to represent a pair of fish tied together by their tails.
1. 1.1as genitive Piscium /ˈpiSHēəm, ˈpīsē-/ Used with preceding letter or numeral to designate a star in the constellation Pisces.
  the star Alpha Piscium
2Astrology
The twelfth sign of the zodiac, which the sun enters about February 20.
1. 2.1a Pisces A person born when the sun is in the sign of Pisces.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Note that in traditional astrology Pisces is ruled by Jupiter, Aquarius by Saturn and Scorpio by Mars.
  I'm a Pisces, I'm astrologically predisposed to root for the underdog!
  People who doubt that anyone in this world really cares should meet a Pisces.
  For instance, people often think that fire puts out water, and so would assume that a Leo would not gel well with a Pisces, for instance.
  As a Pisces, your planetary ruler is Neptune, god of the oceans.

Origin

Latin, plural of piscis ‘fish’.

单词	Pisces
释义	Definition of Pisces in English: Pisces proper nounˈpɪskiːzˈpʌɪsiːz 1Astronomy A large constellation (the Fish or Fishes), said to represent a pair of fish tied together by their tails. 1.1as genitive Piscium /ˈpʌɪsɪəm, ˈpɪsɪəm/ Used with preceding letter or numeral to designate a star in the constellation Pisces. the star Alpha Piscium 2Astrology The twelfth sign of the zodiac, which the sun enters about 20 February. 2.1a Pisces A person born when the sun is in the sign of Pisces. Example sentencesExamples People who doubt that anyone in this world really cares should meet a Pisces. I'm a Pisces, I'm astrologically predisposed to root for the underdog! As a Pisces, your planetary ruler is Neptune, god of the oceans. Note that in traditional astrology Pisces is ruled by Jupiter, Aquarius by Saturn and Scorpio by Mars. For instance, people often think that fire puts out water, and so would assume that a Leo would not gel well with a Pisces, for instance. Origin Latin, plural of piscis 'fish'. Rhymes Anchises, Cambyses, cicatrices, crises Definition of Pisces in US English: Pisces proper noun 1Astronomy A large constellation (the Fish or Fishes), said to represent a pair of fish tied together by their tails. 1.1as genitive Piscium /ˈpiSHēəm, ˈpīsē-/ Used with preceding letter or numeral to designate a star in the constellation Pisces. the star Alpha Piscium 2Astrology The twelfth sign of the zodiac, which the sun enters about February 20. 2.1a Pisces A person born when the sun is in the sign of Pisces. Example sentencesExamples Note that in traditional astrology Pisces is ruled by Jupiter, Aquarius by Saturn and Scorpio by Mars. I'm a Pisces, I'm astrologically predisposed to root for the underdog! People who doubt that anyone in this world really cares should meet a Pisces. For instance, people often think that fire puts out water, and so would assume that a Leo would not gel well with a Pisces, for instance. As a Pisces, your planetary ruler is Neptune, god of the oceans. Origin Latin, plural of piscis ‘fish’.
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