| [/sʌn; sʌn/] n 用法:
1 (also the sun) [sing] the star around which the earth orbits and from which it receives lightand warmth 太阳; 日:
the sun's rays 太阳的光线 *
sendinga space probe to the sun 向太阳发射一个航天探测器 *
A watery sun shone through the rain-clouds. 太阳透过雨云发出有雨意的光. 用法:
2 (also the sun) [sing, U] light and warmth from the sun; sunshine 太阳的光和热; 日光; 阳光:
sit in the sun 坐在阳光下 *
have the sun in one's eyes 阳光照眼 *
draw the curtains to shut out/let in the sun 拉窗帘遮蔽[放进]阳光 *
I like lots of sun on holiday. 我喜欢在假日里多晒太阳. 用法:
3 [C] any star, esp one around which planets orbit 星体; （尤指）恒星:
There are many suns larger than ours. 有许多恒星比我们的太阳还要大. 用法:
4 (idm 习语) catch the sun => catch1.make hay while the sun shines => hay. a place in the sun => place1. under the `sun (anywhere) in the world 在世界上（任何地方）:
the best wine under the sun 世界上最好的酒 *
every country under the sun 世界上每一个国家. with the `sun at dawn or sunset 在日出或日落时; 在黎明或傍晚时分:
get up/go to bed with the sun 黎明即起[日落而息]. sun 2
v (-nn-) [Tn] `~ oneself expose oneself to the rays of the sun 晒太阳:
He sat in a deck-chair `sunning himself. 他坐在帆布躺椅上晒太阳.
Sun
abbr 缩写 = Sunday:
Sun 1 June 6月1日, 星期日. |