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  4. eclipse

eclipse

/ˈɛklɪps/
eclipse

The solar eclipse was visible from the city.

El eclipse solar fue visible desde la ciudad.


formal

Fenómeno astronómico en el que un cuerpo celeste se interpone entre otro y el sol, bloqueando su luz.

Scientists studied the eclipse to learn more about the sun's corona.

Los científicos estudiaron el eclipse para aprender más sobre la corona solar.

Se usa tanto para eclipses solares como lunares.

informal

Superar o hacer que algo quede en segundo plano.

His new album eclipsed all his previous work.

Su nuevo álbum eclipsó todo su trabajo anterior.

Uso figurado para indicar que algo sobresale.

Colocaciones

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