英语词汇eclipse怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ eclipse /ɪˈklɪps/ noun

plural eclipses

¹ eclipse

/ɪˈklɪps/

noun

plural eclipses

Learner's definition of ECLIPSE

[count]

a : an occasion when the sun looks like it is completely or partially covered with a dark circle because the moon is between the sun and the Earth日食

a total/partial solar eclipse 日全食；日偏食
an eclipse of the sun日食

b : an occasion when the moon looks like it is completely or partially covered with a dark circle because the Earth's shadow is on it月食

a total/partial lunar eclipse 月全食；月偏食

: a loss of power, success, popularity, etc.（权力、成功、受欢迎程度等）消失，丧失

[singular]

the civilization's sudden/eventual eclipse 文明的突然/最终消失
The popularity of television led to the eclipse of the radio drama.电视的普及导致了广播剧的消失。

[noncount]

an author who has fallen/gone into eclipse [=who has become much less popular]不再受欢迎的作家
an artist whose reputation/career has long been in eclipse 名声/事业早已湮没无闻的艺术家

² eclipse /ɪˈklɪps/ verb

eclipses; eclipsed; eclipsing

² eclipse

/ɪˈklɪps/

verb

eclipses; eclipsed; eclipsing

Learner's definition of ECLIPSE

[+ object]

: to cause an eclipse of (the sun or moon)遮住（太阳或月球的）光

The sun was partially eclipsed by the moon.太阳的一部分光被月球遮住。

a : to make (something) less important or popular使丧失重要性；使黯然失色

Train travel was eclipsed by the growth of commercial airlines.商业航空的发展使铁路交通黯然失色。

b : to do or be much better than (someone or something)超越；大大强于

Her sister's accomplishments always seemed to eclipse [=outshine] her own.她姐姐的成就似乎总是盖过她的成就。
The new runner's time eclipsed [=surpassed] the old record.那名新的赛跑运动员的成绩刷新了纪录。

单词	eclipse
释义	eclipse (verb) eclipse 2 ENTRIES FOUND: eclipse (noun) eclipse (verb) ¹ eclipse /ɪˈklɪps/ noun plural eclipses ¹ eclipse /ɪˈklɪps/ noun plural eclipses Learner's definition of ECLIPSE 1 [count] a : an occasion when the sun looks like it is completely or partially covered with a dark circle because the moon is between the sun and the Earth日食 a total/partial solar eclipse 日全食；日偏食 an eclipse of the sun日食 b : an occasion when the moon looks like it is completely or partially covered with a dark circle because the Earth's shadow is on it月食 a total/partial lunar eclipse 月全食；月偏食 2 : a loss of power, success, popularity, etc.（权力、成功、受欢迎程度等）消失，丧失 [singular] the civilization's sudden/eventual eclipse 文明的突然/最终消失 The popularity of television led to the eclipse of the radio drama.电视的普及导致了广播剧的消失。 [noncount] an author who has fallen/gone into eclipse [=who has become much less popular]不再受欢迎的作家 an artist whose reputation/career has long been in eclipse 名声/事业早已湮没无闻的艺术家 ² eclipse /ɪˈklɪps/ verb eclipses; eclipsed; eclipsing ² eclipse /ɪˈklɪps/ verb eclipses; eclipsed; eclipsing Learner's definition of ECLIPSE [+ object] 1 : to cause an eclipse of (the sun or moon)遮住（太阳或月球的）光 The sun was partially eclipsed by the moon.太阳的一部分光被月球遮住。 2 a : to make (something) less important or popular使丧失重要性；使黯然失色 Train travel was eclipsed by the growth of commercial airlines.商业航空的发展使铁路交通黯然失色。 b : to do or be much better than (someone or something)超越；大大强于 Her sister's accomplishments always seemed to eclipse [=outshine] her own.她姐姐的成就似乎总是盖过她的成就。 The new runner's time eclipsed [=surpassed] the old record.那名新的赛跑运动员的成绩刷新了纪录。
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