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sun.shine5sQn7FaInn [U]the light and heat that come from the sun日光，阳光The children were out playing in the sunshine.孩子在外面阳光下玩耍。After the early morning mist has lifted, most areas should have some sunshine today.清晨薄雾消散之后，今天大多数地区该有些阳光。The beach was packed with people basking in the blazing/brilliant sunshine.海滩上挤满了在烈日下沐日光浴的游客。I can't remember when we last had a day of unbroken (= continuous) sunshine.我已不记得最近的一个大晴天是在什么时候了。(fig.) Their grandchildren have brought sunshine into their lives (= made them very happy).孙子孙女给他们的生活带来了欢乐。(esp. Br infml) Sunshine can also be used as a form of address, either in a friendly way, or to express unwillingness to accept another person's delays, weaknesses etc.一种称呼（表示友好或不情愿）Hello, sunshine!你好，小可爱！Come on, sunshine, get a move on.来吧，小讨厌，赶快。"You are the sunshine of my life (= You are the thing in my life that makes me the most happy)" (title of a song by Stevie Wonder, 1973)《你是我生活中的阳光》（史蒂文·旺德的歌名）
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