sky
noun
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theareaabove theearth, in whichclouds, thesun, etc. can beseen:
天,天空ablue/cloudy/darksky蓝色/多云/阴暗的天空
Can youseethosebirdshigh upinthe sky?你能看到高空的那些鸟吗?
Welookedup at/intothe sky at thesoundof theplane.我们听到飞机的声音后抬头仰望天空。
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skies[plural]
the sky in aparticularstateorplace:
(某种天气状况下或某地的)天空Forweekswe hadcloudlessblueskies.好几个星期以来,我们这里的天空都是晴朗无云,一片湛蓝。
We're off to thesunnyskiesofFlorida.我们要离开这里去享受佛罗里达晴朗的天空了。
- We couldseehundreds ofstarsin thecleardesertsky.
- The sky was aperfectblue- not acloudinsight.
- Thesunclimbedhigherin the sky.
- Theoutlineof thecastleon thehillwasclearlydefinedagainst theeveningsky.
- The sky wasalightwith hundreds offireworks.
The Earth & outer space - general words
- ablate
- aeolian
- alluvium
- anti-gravity
- atmosphere
- auroral
- geo-
- geocentric
- geophysicist
- globe
- horizon
- lithosphere
- lithospheric
- mesosphere
- mesospheric
- microgravity
- the Big Bang
- the big bang theory
- the firmament
- underground
Idiom
the sky's the limit