英语词汇moon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 moon /ˈmuːn/ noun

plural moons

¹ moon

/ˈmuːn/

noun

plural moons

Learner's definition of MOON

the moon or the Moon : the large round object that circles the Earth and that shines at night by reflecting light from the sun月球；月亮

The telescope makes the craters on the surface of the moon incredibly clear.望远镜使月球表面的陨石坑看上去格外清晰。
The moon isn't out tonight. = There's no moon tonight. [=the moon cannot be seen tonight]今夜没有月亮。
the first moon [=lunar] landing [=the first time people landed a spacecraft on the moon]首次登月
the orbit of the Moon around the Earth月球绕地球旋转的轨道

— see also blue moon, full moon, half-moon, harvest moon, new moon

[count] : a large round object like the moon that circles around a planet other than the Earth卫星

Europa and Io are both moons of Jupiter.木卫二和木卫一都是木星的卫星。
a planet orbited by one moon有一颗卫星的行星

ask for the moon

informal or British cry for the moon

: to ask for something that is very difficult or impossible to get痴心妄想；异想天开

The striking workers say they just want to be paid a fair wage. They're not asking for the moon.罢工工人说他们只想得到应得的工资。他们不是在漫天要价。

many moons

informal

: a very long time很久

I visited my old school yesterday for the first time in many moons.我昨天去了母校，这是很久以来第一次去。
But that was all many moons ago.但那是很久以前的事了。

over the moon

informal

: very happy or pleased about something极为高兴

She's over the moon at being chosen for the award.她被选中获奖，高兴极了。

promise (someone) the moon

— see ²promise

reach/shoot for the moon

: to try to do or get something that is very difficult to do or get力图得到难以获得的东西

an ambitious businessman who is always shooting for the moon总是试图上天揽月的雄心勃勃的商人

— moonless

/ˈmuːnləs/ adjective

a moonless night [=a night during which the moon cannot be seen]没有月光的夜晚

² moon /ˈmuːn/ verb

moons; mooned; mooning

² moon

/ˈmuːn/

verb

moons; mooned; mooning

Learner's definition of MOON

informal

: to bend over and show your bare buttocks to someone as a rude joke or insult弯腰向别人露出光屁股（作为粗鄙的玩笑或侮辱）

[+ object]

One of the boys mooned the crowd.其中一个男孩弯腰朝人群露出屁股。

[no object]

One of the boys mooned at the crowd.其中一个男孩弯腰朝人群露出屁股。

moon around/about

[phrasal verb] British, informal

: to move around slowly because you are unhappy闷闷不乐地瞎转悠

I was feeling depressed and just mooned about [=moped around] all day.我感到很压抑，整天没精打采地瞎转悠。

moon over

[phrasal verb] also US moon after

moon over/after (something or someone)

: to spend too much time thinking about or looking at (someone or something that you admire or want very much)痴痴思念；良久欣赏

All the girls in the class are mooning over the handsome new teacher.班里所有女生都如痴如醉地欣赏着这位英俊的新老师。
fans mooning after movie stars痴迷于电影明星的粉丝们

单词	moon
释义	moon (verb) moon 10 ENTRIES FOUND: moon (noun) moon (verb) blue moon (noun) full moon (noun) half-moon (noun) harvest moon (noun) new moon (noun) once (adverb) promise (verb) shoot (verb) ¹ moon /ˈmuːn/ noun plural moons ¹ moon /ˈmuːn/ noun plural moons Learner's definition of MOON 1 the moon or the Moon : the large round object that circles the Earth and that shines at night by reflecting light from the sun月球；月亮 The telescope makes the craters on the surface of the moon incredibly clear.望远镜使月球表面的陨石坑看上去格外清晰。 The moon isn't out tonight. = There's no moon tonight. [=the moon cannot be seen tonight]今夜没有月亮。 the first moon [=lunar] landing [=the first time people landed a spacecraft on the moon]首次登月 the orbit of the Moon around the Earth月球绕地球旋转的轨道 — see also blue moon, full moon, half-moon, harvest moon, new moon 2 [count] : a large round object like the moon that circles around a planet other than the Earth卫星 Europa and Io are both moons of Jupiter.木卫二和木卫一都是木星的卫星。 a planet orbited by one moon有一颗卫星的行星 ask for the moon informal or British cry for the moon : to ask for something that is very difficult or impossible to get痴心妄想；异想天开 The striking workers say they just want to be paid a fair wage. They're not asking for the moon.罢工工人说他们只想得到应得的工资。他们不是在漫天要价。 many moons informal : a very long time很久 I visited my old school yesterday for the first time in many moons.我昨天去了母校，这是很久以来第一次去。 But that was all many moons ago.但那是很久以前的事了。 over the moon informal : very happy or pleased about something极为高兴 She's over the moon at being chosen for the award.她被选中获奖，高兴极了。 promise (someone) the moon — see ²promise reach/shoot for the moon : to try to do or get something that is very difficult to do or get力图得到难以获得的东西 an ambitious businessman who is always shooting for the moon总是试图上天揽月的雄心勃勃的商人 — moonless /ˈmuːnləs/ adjective a moonless night [=a night during which the moon cannot be seen]没有月光的夜晚 ² moon /ˈmuːn/ verb moons; mooned; mooning ² moon /ˈmuːn/ verb moons; mooned; mooning Learner's definition of MOON informal : to bend over and show your bare buttocks to someone as a rude joke or insult弯腰向别人露出光屁股（作为粗鄙的玩笑或侮辱） [+ object] One of the boys mooned the crowd.其中一个男孩弯腰朝人群露出屁股。 [no object] One of the boys mooned at the crowd.其中一个男孩弯腰朝人群露出屁股。 moon around/about [phrasal verb] British, informal : to move around slowly because you are unhappy闷闷不乐地瞎转悠 I was feeling depressed and just mooned about [=moped around] all day.我感到很压抑，整天没精打采地瞎转悠。 moon over [phrasal verb] also US moon after moon over/after (something or someone) : to spend too much time thinking about or looking at (someone or something that you admire or want very much)痴痴思念；良久欣赏 All the girls in the class are mooning over the handsome new teacher.班里所有女生都如痴如醉地欣赏着这位英俊的新老师。 fans mooning after movie stars痴迷于电影明星的粉丝们
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