Eclipse
Pronunciation: /ɪˈklɪps/
Eclipse (noun)
- When the sun or moon is hidden by another object in the sky.
- A situation where something becomes less important or less powerful.
Examples
- The solar eclipse was visible from the park.
- During a lunar eclipse, the moon turns red.
Common collocations: total eclipse, partial eclipse, eclipse of fame, eclipse of power, eclipse the view
Eclipse (verb)
- To make something less visible by covering it.
- To be more successful or important than someone or something else.
Examples
- The moon will eclipse the sun during the event.
- Clouds can eclipse the stars at night.