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eclipse

isim B1
1

tutulma B1

the temporary obscuring of a celestial body, such as the sun or the moon, by another body

The solar eclipse attracted thousands of tourists to the desert.

  • During the eclipse, the sky turned dark for a few minutes.
  • Astronomers prepared their instruments to record the eclipse accurately.
  • Many cultures have myths that explain the cause of an eclipse.
  • The recent eclipse provided valuable data for solar research.
  • solar eclipse · güneş tutulması A total solar eclipse will be visible from the continent tomorrow.
  • lunar eclipse · ay tutulması The lunar eclipse was bright enough to be seen with the naked eye.
  • an eclipse of the moon The eclipse of the moon occurs when the Earth blocks sunlight.

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konu: Bilim ve araştırma Doğa
2

gölgede kalma, itibar kaybı, bir şeyin etkisinin azalması C1

the loss of prominence, influence, or reputation, often because something else overshadows it

The scandal caused an eclipse of his reputation among his peers.

  • New regulations led to an eclipse of the firm's influence in the industry.
  • The artist's early success faced an eclipse when a rival emerged.
  • Political turmoil resulted in an eclipse of public trust in the government.
  • Despite past accolades, recent failures have brought about an eclipse of his standing.
  • eclipse of reputation · itibarın gölgede kalması The scandal caused an eclipse of his reputation among colleagues.
  • eclipse of influence · etkinin gölgede kalması
  • in eclipse His career is now in eclipse.

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eclipse

fiil B2
1

gölgede bırakmak, karartmak

to cause an object to be hidden or obscured, especially by blocking its light

When the moon passes between the Earth and the sun, it eclipses the sun.

  • Astronomers predict that a rare planetary alignment will eclipse the sun for several minutes next month.
  • His recent paper may eclipse his earlier work in the same area.
  • The team's victory could eclipse the coach's previous successes.
  • A groundbreaking theory can eclipse the reputation of older scholars.
  • When the new technology is released, it may eclipse existing products in the market.
  • The charismatic leader's speech eclipsed the opposition's arguments during the debate.
  • eclipse the sun · güneşi gölgelemek A total solar eclipse will eclipse the sun tomorrow afternoon.
  • eclipse the moon · ayı gölgelemek During the lunar eclipse, the Earth's shadow will eclipse the moon.
  • eclipse his achievements · başarılarını gölgede bırakmak The new discovery will eclipse his achievements in the field.
  • eclipse their reputation · itibarını gölgede bırakmak The scandal will eclipse their reputation for years.
  • eclipse sth The moon eclipsed the sun.
  • be eclipsed by sth She will eclipse her predecessor in the research department.

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benzer: obscure

daha basit: hide

zıt: reveal

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