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noun(Astron.) Sonnenfinsternis, die* * *so·lar eˈclipsen Sonnenfinsternis ffull/partial \solar eclipse totale/partielle Sonnenfinsternis* * *noun(Astron.) Sonnenfinsternis, die* * *n.Sonnenfinsternis f. -
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1. noun2. transitive verbeclipse of the moon, lunar eclipse — Mondfinsternis, die
1) verfinstern [Sonne, Mond]* * *[i'klips] 1. noun(the disappearance of the whole or part of the sun when the moon comes between it and the earth, or of the moon when the earth's shadow falls across it: When was the last total eclipse of the sun?) die Finsternis2. verb1) (to obscure or cut off the light or sight of (the sun or moon): The sun was partially eclipsed at 9 a.m.) verfinstern, verdunkeln2) (to be much better than: His great success eclipsed his brother's achievements.) in den Schatten stellen* * *[ɪˈklɪps]I. nlunar/solar \eclipse Mond-/Sonnenfinsternis ftotal/partial \eclipse of the sun totale/partielle Sonnenfinsternisto be in \eclipse in der Versenkung verschwunden seinto go into \eclipse [in der Versenkung] verschwindenII. vtto \eclipse the sun/moon die Sonne/den Mond verfinstern▪ to \eclipse sth etw in den Hintergrund drängen▪ to \eclipse sb jdn in den Schatten stellen* * *[I'klɪps]1. n (ASTRON)Eklipse f (spec), Finsternis f; (fig) (of fame, theory) Verblassen nt; (of person) Niedergang meclipse of the sun/moon — Sonnen-/Mondfinsternis f
to be in eclipse (sun, moon) — verfinstert sein; (fig) in der Versenkung verschwunden sein
2. vt (fig)in den Schatten stellen* * *eclipse [ıˈklıps]A s1. ASTRON Eklipse f, Finsternis f, Verfinsterung f:eclipse of the moon (sun) Mond-(Sonnen)finsternis2. Verdunkelung f, Dunkelheit f3. fig Sinken n, Niedergang m:a) im Schwinden oder Sinken sein,b) in der Versenkung verschwunden seinB v/t1. ASTRON verfinstern2. fig in den Schatten stellen, übertragen:be eclipsed by verblassen neben (dat)* * *1. nouneclipse of the sun, solar eclipse — Sonnenfinsternis, die
2. transitive verbeclipse of the moon, lunar eclipse — Mondfinsternis, die
1) verfinstern [Sonne, Mond]2) (fig.): (outshine, surpass) in den Schatten stellen* * *v.verfinstern v. -
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adjective* * *['səulə](having to do with, powered by, or influenced by, the sun: the solar year; a solar heating system.) Sonnen-, Solar-...- academic.ru/111362/solar_panel">solar panel- solar-powered
- solar system* * *so·lar[ˈsəʊləʳ, AM ˈsoʊlɚ]adj inv1. (relating to sun) Solar-, Sonnen-\solar calculator Rechner m mit Solarzellen\solar car Solarauto nt, mit Solarenergie betriebenes Auto\solar light durch Solarenergie gewonnenes Licht2. ASTRON\solar day/time Sonnentag m/-zeit f* * *['səʊlə(r)]adjSonnen-, Solar-solar power/radiation — Sonnenkraft f/-strahlung f
solar year — Sonnenjahr nt
* * *solar [ˈsəʊlə(r)]A adj1. ASTRON Sonnen…:solar constant Solarkonstante f;solar eclipse Sonnenfinsternis f;solar motion Bewegung f des Sonnensystems;solar plexus ANATa) Solarplexus m,b) umg Magengrube f;solar wind Sonnen-, Solarwind m2. TECHa) Sonnen…, Solar…:solar furnace Sonnenofen m;solar sail Sonnensegel n (eines Raumflugkörpers)b) durch Sonnenenergie angetrieben:solar battery Sonnen-, Solarbatterie f;B s Sonnen-, Solarenergie f* * *adjective* * *adj.Sonnen- präfix. -
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[ɪʼklɪps] ntotal/partial \eclipse of the sun totale/partielle Sonnenfinsternis2) no plto be in \eclipse in der Versenkung verschwunden sein;to go into \eclipse [in der Versenkung] verschwinden vtto \eclipse the sun/ moon die Sonne/den Mond verfinstern;to \eclipse sth etw in den Hintergrund drängen;to \eclipse sb jdn in den Schatten stellen
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