eclipse 在英語-中文（繁體）詞典中的翻譯
eclipsenoun uk
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eclipse noun
(SUN)
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[ C ] an occasion when the sun disappears from view, either completely or partly, while the moon is moving between it and the earth, or when the moon becomes darker while the shadow of the earth moves over it
日蝕；月蝕
a solar/lunar eclipse
日／月蝕
On Wednesday there will be a total/partial eclipse of the sun.
週三將有一次日全／偏蝕。
eclipse noun
(IMPORTANCE)
[ S or U ] literary a situation in which something becomes less important
黯然失色
The eclipse of the ruling political party was inevitable.
執政黨大勢已去，無可挽回。
His remarkable contribution to literature has been too long in eclipse.
他對文學的傑出貢獻已被人們遺忘太久了。
eclipseverb uk
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eclipse verb
(SUN)
[ T ] to make an eclipse of the moon or sun
遮掩（天體的）光
The moon will be totally eclipsed at 12.10 p.m.
晚上十二點十分會出現月全蝕。
eclipse verb
(IMPORTANCE)
[ T often passive ] to make another person or thing seem much less important, good, or famous
掩沒…的重要性（或優點、聲譽等）；淩駕…之上；光芒蓋過…
The economy has eclipsed all other issues during this election campaign.
這次大選期間，經濟問題成為壓倒性的重大議題。
(eclipse在劍橋英語-中文（繁體）詞典的翻譯 © Cambridge University Press)
eclipse的例句
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At the same time, some other countries really were in free fall, which in a sense eclipsed the actions of certain others.
來自 Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
In the reigns of good ones, eclipses should not occur: while they would be expected to be particularly frequent when the rulers were debauched or cor rupt.
來自 Cambridge English Corpus
The objection here is that the distilled biographical essay will be eclipsed by what will become more of a portal to a vast - and unordered - archival resource.
來自 Cambridge English Corpus
As women and consumer groups were eclipsed from this official public sphere of consumption by commercial organizations, the consumer interest came to be constructed by men and business groups.
來自 Cambridge English Corpus
He could calculate the movements of the sun and all the planets in great detail, predicting solar and lunar eclipses so precisely that no one could match him.
來自 Cambridge English Corpus
On this day, the moon got eaten [eclipsed].
來自 Cambridge English Corpus
There are grounds for criticism here because the present may be eclipsing an attention to the past.
來自 Cambridge English Corpus
In each of these countries, both the expectations and the pressure brought by the multiparty period far eclipsed whatever limited concessions rulers had been willing to undertake.
來自 Cambridge English Corpus
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