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n.
日或月食；喪失；沒落
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vt.
形成日或月食；使 ... 黯然失色
n.
(名詞)
- [C](日、月)食 the disappearance, complete or in part, of the sun's light when the moon passes between it and the Earth, or of the moon's light when the Earth passes between it and the sun
- [U][S]消失,黯然失色 the loss of fame, power, success, etc.
v.
(動詞)
- vt. 食 cause an eclipse
- vt. 黯然失色; 使蒙上陰影 do or be worse than; make a shadow on
n.
名詞
- 黯然失色，喪失，失勢，衰弱
- 【天】蝕，食，日蝕，月蝕
- 遮蔽，隱蔽
- 亮光的喪失
- 漆黑，晦暗
- 聲譽驟然下降
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動詞
- 使失色，使相形見絀，大為遜色
- 投下陰影，遮擋，淹沒
- 超越，蓋過
- 壓伏下去
- 引起日蝕，引起月蝕
- 食，遮蔽（天體）的光，蝕（其他天體的光）
- 使蒙上陰影
- 使喪失重要性
Noun:
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one celestial body obscures another
Verb:
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be greater in significance than;
"the tragedy overshadowed the couple's happiness"
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cause an eclipse of (a celestial body) by intervention;
"The Sun eclipses the moon today"
"Planets and stars often are occulted by other celestial bodies"
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用作名詞 (n.)
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It will take an hour to reach full eclipse stage.
從月食到全食長達是一個H。
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It was reported that there would be a lunar eclipse tomorrow evening.
據報道怎么寫說，今天晚中有月食。
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The moon is partly eclipsed.
月偏食了。
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It was reported that there would be an annular eclipse tomorrow.
據新聞報道說，今天有日環食。
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After suffering an eclipse,she is now famous again.
她不說話了一時之間期今后，目前 另名聲大噪了。
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The Deputy Fuehrer found himself in eclipse.
各位副元首老覺本身已暗然失色。
用作及物動詞 (vt.)
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Its economy may well eclipse Japan's in size in 20 years or so."
中國內地國家經濟的范圍在20年前后的的時間里完完全全可能會可超過韓國。
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Our happiness was soon eclipsed by the terrible news.
我們大家的幸福快樂沒幾久就被可悲的短信息蒙上去那層影陰。
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Engineered biology and biotechnology will eclipse the importance of mechanical technology.
工程建筑海洋怪物和海洋怪物工藝將使自動化工藝一眸失色。
用作名詞 (n.)
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There will be an eclipse of the moon next month.
下月將有月食。
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One of my earliest memories is of a total eclipse of the sun.
最令我早的記憶力之四是在線看日全食的場面。
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During the seventies, her acting career was in eclipse.
在八20年間,她的演技之路凄然失色。
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After suffering an eclipse, the writer is now famous again.
那位文學家平靜某段年代之前,如今又叫做聲大噪。
用作動詞 (v.)
應用于及物形容詞
S+～+ n./pron.
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As the moon eclipses the sun the sky grows darker.
月初球遮蓋住太陽系時,天不知不覺顯得昏暗了。
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His great success eclipsed his brother's achievements .
他的許許多多成功的因此他兄妹的榮譽一眸失色。
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In sports she eclipsed her elder sister.
她在體育用品問題低于了她的大姐。
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The moon is partly eclipsed.
月偏食了。
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Our happiness was soon eclipsed by the terrible news.
我門的幸福快樂更快就被嚇人的信息蒙上個層厭惡。
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Often had mankind seen the sun in eclipse.
產自： James Harris
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The..fog that eclipsed his forward vision.
出于： L. Deighton
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用作名詞 (n.)
動詞+～
形容詞+～
介詞+～
用作動詞 (v.)
～+名詞
～+副詞
～+介詞
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v. (動詞)
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eclipse的基本意思是指天體受到遮蔽,引申可表示某物/事物被另一物/事物部分地或全部地遮蔽、遮暗或取代。
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eclipse是及物動詞,接名詞或代詞作賓語。
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eclipse常用于被動結構。
- ☆ 13世紀晚期進入英語，直接源自拉丁語的eclipsis，意為離去，滅掉光亮。
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以上的項目獨有創做，受科學版權保護，侵犯肖像權必究
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