noun Descargar 🔗Compartir Eclipse An alignment of astronomical objects whereby one object comes between the observer (or notional observer) and another object, thus obscuring the latter. Examples : "The moon's eclipse blocked the view of the stars during our family camping trip. " El eclipse lunar bloqueó la vista de las estrellas durante nuestro viaje familiar de campamento. astronomy space science nature phenomena physics Chat con IAJuego de vocabularioPracticar lectura
noun Descargar 🔗Compartir Eclipse Especially, an alignment whereby a planetary object (for example, the Moon) comes between the Sun and another planetary object (for example, the Earth), resulting in a shadow being cast by the middle planetary object onto the other planetary object. Examples : "The lunar eclipse last night was spectacular. " El eclipse lunar de anoche fue espectacular. astronomy world space science phenomena nature Chat con IAJuego de vocabularioPracticar lectura
noun Descargar 🔗Compartir Muda A seasonal state of plumage in some birds, notably ducks, adopted temporarily after the breeding season and characterised by a dull and scruffy appearance. Examples : "The mallard ducks are in their eclipse plumage now, looking rather scruffy after the breeding season. " Los patos ánades están ahora en su muda, luciendo un aspecto bastante desaliñado después de la época de cría. animal bird biology nature appearance Chat con IAJuego de vocabularioPracticar lectura
noun Descargar 🔗Compartir Eclipse, declive Obscurity, decline, downfall Examples : "The failing grades were an eclipse of her previous academic success. " Las malas calificaciones fueron un declive de su anterior éxito académico. disaster history event time Chat con IAJuego de vocabularioPracticar lectura
verb Descargar 🔗Compartir Eclipsar Of astronomical bodies, to cause an eclipse. Examples : "The Moon eclipsed the Sun." La Luna eclipsó al Sol. astronomy space science phenomena event Chat con IAJuego de vocabularioPracticar lectura
verb Descargar 🔗Compartir Eclipsar, ensombrecer To overshadow; to be better or more noticeable than. Examples : "Her talent for singing eclipsed all the other performers at the school talent show. " Su talento para el canto eclipsó a todos los demás artistas en el concurso de talentos de la escuela. achievement event time Chat con IAJuego de vocabularioPracticar lectura
verb Descargar 🔗Compartir Sufrir eclipsis (Irish grammar) To undergo eclipsis. Examples : "My sister's name, "Aisling," eclipses all the other names in our family. " El nombre de mi hermana, "Aisling", sufre eclipsis a todos los otros nombres de nuestra familia. grammar language linguistics Chat con IAJuego de vocabularioPracticar lectura