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Definition of Terran in English: Terrannoun ˈtɛrən (in science fiction) an inhabitant of the earth. Example sentencesExamples - The Terrans have their home world and the original colony world that they survived on during their exile, both only sparsely populated.
- As he crossed home plate, he was reminded that Granger's World, as a Confederate colony, was still a human world, and the Gaians had a lot of the same cultural background as the Terrans in the Republic.
- I hope to see more Terrans coming to Confederate worlds.
- There were several references to humans in the book of Zealot, and I'd found from the medical text they had forwarded that the Terrans called themselves human.
- Luckily, he was brought up on a small Americanised settlement on Ganymede, and was able to learn more about Earth than most Terrans from his parents.
- On the other hand, artistically, they created a universe of their own, populated by races like the Vasudans or Shivans along with the human Terrans.
- He was one of the minority of Terrans - about twenty-five percent of the population of the Republic - actually born on Earth.
- The Terrans were forced to wear breathing masks.
- ‘We're also called Terrans by others, if you prefer that,’ said Isobel.
- You have forgotten that the Terrans did not expect anyone to be here already.
- Both sides took advantage of the maneuver, unloading their primary weapons, but again the Terrans had more numbers.
- The physical similarities are so remarkable that the Terrans group the Kzinti and Lyrans together under the same species - Fellian.
- To these aliens we are not Terrans or Gaians, but humans all.
- None of the other Atlanteans I have met have had hair any different in colour from that of Terrans - so why is Lake different?
- The Gaians should be spreading humanity to the stars, not the Terrans - who were better left on Earth, the tired old home world of humanity.
- Shaai's worries went away, ‘It is always a pleasure to know that the Terrans are still strong.’
- Within days of the attack the Jiddi fleet had been scrambled and was off to Earth, to help the Terrans and to avenge the death of half a million youth.
- ‘The remnants of the fleet will not intercept the Terrans before their ships are in our orbit,’ Illian said.
- The New Swiss too, being primarily Terrans, had more fealty to their brother and sister Terrans in the Republic than to the Gaians in the Confederacy.
- ‘Admiral Snorric doesn't want the Terrans anywhere near either home planet,’ Hadrias said.
adjective ˈtɛrən (in science fiction) relating to the earth or its inhabitants. Example sentencesExamples - The trees looked akin to Terran palm trees, but different.
- I regret that my readings do not indicate Terran life nearby.
- Faster than light travel was developed and the first wave of Human expansion began with the settling of the other habitable planets in what would become the Terran sector.
- The scanner did show the planet's gravitation as being ninety percent Terran norms.
- He's not even allowing our people to be transported to New Switzerland for treatment by Terran doctors.
- He was wearing Terran body armor and had a small device attached to the right side of his head.
- They needed his strength and decisiveness to protect them from Terran dominion.
- One year before Ulysses's marriage proposal, he was instrumental in designing two new classes of Terran warships.
- Moving over to sit next to him, I looked on with fascination as two lines of script, one Terran the other Meggin, scrolled across the screen.
- At least one Terran day, if not more, had now passed since she'd gone up to Space Station Freedom Alpha, in fact.
- Lyken's urgency to get back to Terran space had just taken a gigantic leap forward.
- They were both dressed in the plain, loose white clothes of peaceful contact, the garments worn by diplomatic Terran officials.
- One of these centuries, maybe the fabled paperless society of ancient Terran fiction would come to be, but in the real world, armies and ships still crossed the stars on paper.
- They were definitely wearing Terran issue battle armor, the size and shape of the holo-camouflage was too distinct.
- Any ships that attempted to cross into Terran territory were forced to slow to marginal speeds for the duration, allowing any nearby fleets to respond to the threat and confront the enemy.
- As soon as his two Immolators finished construction, Lethalvos was to pull his Kormorian Fleet out of Conearith orbit, and set a course for Terran space.
- It was only natural for him to attend Terra's highly elite West Point Military Academy, a surviving relic of Terran history dating from the mid nineteenth century Old Era.
- To get to Terran territory, we must first transit through several Gaian solar systems.
- Carbon dioxide, ammonia, methane, and several other gases normally poisonous to numerous Terran lifeforms became quite common in the pod's atmosphere.
- By the standards of Terran culture, Bressian is a vile person.
Definition of Terran in US English: Terrannounˈterən (in science fiction) an inhabitant of the planet Earth. Example sentencesExamples - The Terrans were forced to wear breathing masks.
- The New Swiss too, being primarily Terrans, had more fealty to their brother and sister Terrans in the Republic than to the Gaians in the Confederacy.
- As he crossed home plate, he was reminded that Granger's World, as a Confederate colony, was still a human world, and the Gaians had a lot of the same cultural background as the Terrans in the Republic.
- There were several references to humans in the book of Zealot, and I'd found from the medical text they had forwarded that the Terrans called themselves human.
- ‘Admiral Snorric doesn't want the Terrans anywhere near either home planet,’ Hadrias said.
- Both sides took advantage of the maneuver, unloading their primary weapons, but again the Terrans had more numbers.
- Within days of the attack the Jiddi fleet had been scrambled and was off to Earth, to help the Terrans and to avenge the death of half a million youth.
- The Terrans have their home world and the original colony world that they survived on during their exile, both only sparsely populated.
- The Gaians should be spreading humanity to the stars, not the Terrans - who were better left on Earth, the tired old home world of humanity.
- He was one of the minority of Terrans - about twenty-five percent of the population of the Republic - actually born on Earth.
- The physical similarities are so remarkable that the Terrans group the Kzinti and Lyrans together under the same species - Fellian.
- I hope to see more Terrans coming to Confederate worlds.
- You have forgotten that the Terrans did not expect anyone to be here already.
- To these aliens we are not Terrans or Gaians, but humans all.
- None of the other Atlanteans I have met have had hair any different in colour from that of Terrans - so why is Lake different?
- ‘We're also called Terrans by others, if you prefer that,’ said Isobel.
- Shaai's worries went away, ‘It is always a pleasure to know that the Terrans are still strong.’
- ‘The remnants of the fleet will not intercept the Terrans before their ships are in our orbit,’ Illian said.
- On the other hand, artistically, they created a universe of their own, populated by races like the Vasudans or Shivans along with the human Terrans.
- Luckily, he was brought up on a small Americanised settlement on Ganymede, and was able to learn more about Earth than most Terrans from his parents.
adjectiveˈterən (in science fiction) relating to the planet Earth or its inhabitants. Example sentencesExamples - Lyken's urgency to get back to Terran space had just taken a gigantic leap forward.
- Carbon dioxide, ammonia, methane, and several other gases normally poisonous to numerous Terran lifeforms became quite common in the pod's atmosphere.
- They were both dressed in the plain, loose white clothes of peaceful contact, the garments worn by diplomatic Terran officials.
- One of these centuries, maybe the fabled paperless society of ancient Terran fiction would come to be, but in the real world, armies and ships still crossed the stars on paper.
- One year before Ulysses's marriage proposal, he was instrumental in designing two new classes of Terran warships.
- The scanner did show the planet's gravitation as being ninety percent Terran norms.
- As soon as his two Immolators finished construction, Lethalvos was to pull his Kormorian Fleet out of Conearith orbit, and set a course for Terran space.
- They were definitely wearing Terran issue battle armor, the size and shape of the holo-camouflage was too distinct.
- At least one Terran day, if not more, had now passed since she'd gone up to Space Station Freedom Alpha, in fact.
- To get to Terran territory, we must first transit through several Gaian solar systems.
- Any ships that attempted to cross into Terran territory were forced to slow to marginal speeds for the duration, allowing any nearby fleets to respond to the threat and confront the enemy.
- They needed his strength and decisiveness to protect them from Terran dominion.
- Moving over to sit next to him, I looked on with fascination as two lines of script, one Terran the other Meggin, scrolled across the screen.
- I regret that my readings do not indicate Terran life nearby.
- It was only natural for him to attend Terra's highly elite West Point Military Academy, a surviving relic of Terran history dating from the mid nineteenth century Old Era.
- He was wearing Terran body armor and had a small device attached to the right side of his head.
- The trees looked akin to Terran palm trees, but different.
- By the standards of Terran culture, Bressian is a vile person.
- He's not even allowing our people to be transported to New Switzerland for treatment by Terran doctors.
- Faster than light travel was developed and the first wave of Human expansion began with the settling of the other habitable planets in what would become the Terran sector.
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