| 词组 | eclipse |
| 释义 | eclipse /ɪˈklɪps/ noun 1. an occasion when the Sun or the Moon cannot be seen because of the position of the Earthadjectivesa solar eclipse (=one in which the Sun is hidden behind the Moon) You need to wear protective glasses to view a solar eclipse.a lunar eclipse (=one in which the Moon is hidden behind the Sun) If it’s cloudy, it may not be possible to see the lunar eclipse.a partial eclipse (=one in which the Sun or Moon is not completely hidden) A partial eclipse of the Sun will occur on August 28th.a total eclipse (=one in which the Sun or Moon is completely hidden) The best places to witness the Sun’s total eclipse are in southern Africa and South America.prepositionsan eclipse of the Sun/Moon They were able to see a partial eclipse of the Moon.2. a situation in which someone or something stops being popular, powerful or famous, usually because of some other person or thingadjectivesthe gradual eclipse of sb/sth The rise of television led to the gradual eclipse of radio.a temporary eclipse A few defeats followed, and the champion suffered a temporary eclipse.political eclipse The party suffered a string of defeats in national elections, leading to gradual political eclipse. |
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