eclipses

英[iˈklipsiz]
美[ iˈklipsiz]

基本释义

n.
(日、月)食( eclipse的名词复数 ); 消失,黯然失色

实用例句

Astronomers can calculate when there will be eclipses of the sun and moon.

天文学家可以算出何时发生日食和月食.

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They accurately predicted solar eclipses.

他们精确地预告了日蚀.

辞典例句

This news eclipses everything else.

这条消息使其他一切都显得无足轻重了.

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They made tables predicting eclipses and the orbit of the planet Venus.

他们用工作台来预知日蚀和行星金星的轨道.

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Maugham agreed with Kelly that the new painting eclipses all else.

毛姆同意克利的意见,说这幅新画使所有别的画黯然失色.

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Because they knew the dates of eclipses, they had great power.

由于这些天文学家能预知日食和月食的日期, 他们便有着相当大的权力.

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Thus, the Saros is useful for organizing eclipses into families or series.

因此, 沙罗周期对将日食排序是相当有用的.

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This page describes the mechanism of solar eclipses and how to It'safely.

本页简单介绍日食的成因和怎样能够安全地观赏日食.

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There are at least 2 solar eclipses in every calendar year.

每个公历年至少出现2次日蚀.

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Eclipses test the strength of our resolve and of our relationships.

日月食会检验我们的决心和关系的牢固程度.

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As I mentioned before, the eclipses in July will be remarkably positive.

我之前提到过, 7月的日(月)食会给你带来非常积极的影响.

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Eclipses are not seen in every part of the world.

不是世界上所有的地方都能看到日食和月食的.

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Passage between the two realms is restricted to solar eclipses.

连接两个领域的通路受限于日蚀.

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Lunar eclipses are usually a signal that something needs to end.

月蚀往往是某些事情会终结的信号.

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There were about 20 total eclipses of the sun between 1970 and 1999.

从1970年到1999年共有过约20次日全食.

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