英语词汇“sun”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

noun

the star at the centre of our solar system. It is a gaseous body having a highly compressed core, in which energy is generated by thermonuclear reactions (at about 15 million kelvins), surrounded by less dense radiative and convective zones serving to transport the energy to the surface (the photosphere). The atmospheric layers (the chromosphere and corona) are normally invisible except during a total eclipse. Mass and diameter: 333 000 and 109 times that of earth respectively; mean distance from earth: 149.6 million km (1 astronomical unit)

▶ Related adjective: solar

any star around which a planetary system revolves

the sun as it appears at a particular time or place

the winter sun

the radiant energy, esp heat and light, received from the sun; sunshine

a person or thing considered as a source of radiant warmth, glory, etc

a pictorial representation of the sun, often depicted with a human face

7. poetic

a year or a day

8. poetic

a climate

9. archaic

sunrise or sunset (esp in the phrase from sun to sun)

10. catch the sun

11. place in the sun

12. shoot the sun

13. touch of the sun

14. under the sun

verbWord forms: suns, sunning or sunned

15.

to expose (oneself) to the sunshine

16. (transitive)

to expose to the sunshine in order to warm, tan, etc

Chinese translation of 'sun'

sun

(sʌn)

n

(s/c) (= in the sky) 太阳(陽) (tàiyáng) (轮, lún)
1. (u) (= heat) 太阳(陽)的光和热(熱) (tàiyáng de guāng hé rè)
2. (= light) 阳(陽)光 (yángguāng)
  to sit/lie in the sun 坐/躺在阳(陽)光下 (zuò/tǎng zài yángguāng xià)
  to catch the sun 被晒黑 (bèi shàihēi)
  everything under the sun 世上万(萬)物 (shìshang wànwù)

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单词	sun
释义	Trends of sun View usage for: sun (sʌn) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense, plural suns, present participle sunning, past tense, past participle sunned 1. singular noun The sun is the ball of fire in the sky that the Earth goes round, and that gives us heat and light. The sun was now high in the southern sky. The sun came out, briefly. ...the sun's rays. The sun was shining. Synonyms: Sol [Roman mythology], Helios [Greek mythology], Phoebus [Greek mythology], daystar [poetic] More Synonyms of sun 2. uncountable noun You refer to the light and heat that reach us from the sun as the sun. Dena took them into the courtyard to sit in the sun. They were trying to soak up some sun. Synonyms: sunshine, sunlight, daylight, light More Synonyms of sun 3. verb [usually cont] If you are sunning yourself, you are sitting or lying in a place where the sun is shining on you. She was last seen sunning herself in a riverside park. [VERB pronoun-reflexive] 4. countable noun A sun is any star which has planets going around it. 5. See everythng/anything under the sun 6. a place in the sun Sun. Sun. is a written abbreviation for Sunday. The Palace is open Mon-Sun. sun in British English (sʌn) noun 1. the star at the centre of our solar system. It is a gaseous body having a highly compressed core, in which energy is generated by thermonuclear reactions (at about 15 million kelvins), surrounded by less dense radiative and convective zones serving to transport the energy to the surface (the photosphere). The atmospheric layers (the chromosphere and corona) are normally invisible except during a total eclipse. Mass and diameter: 333 000 and 109 times that of earth respectively; mean distance from earth: 149.6 million km (1 astronomical unit) ▶ Related adjective: solar 2. any star around which a planetary system revolves 3. the sun as it appears at a particular time or place the winter sun 4. the radiant energy, esp heat and light, received from the sun; sunshine 5. a person or thing considered as a source of radiant warmth, glory, etc 6. a pictorial representation of the sun, often depicted with a human face 7. poetic a year or a day 8. poetic a climate 9. archaic sunrise or sunset (esp in the phrase from sun to sun) 10. catch the sun 11. place in the sun 12. shoot the sun 13. touch of the sun 14. under the sun verbWord forms: suns, sunning or sunned 15. to expose (oneself) to the sunshine 16. (transitive) to expose to the sunshine in order to warm, tan, etc Derived forms sunlike (ˈsunˌlike) adjective Word origin Old English sunne; related to Old High German sunna, Old Frisian senne, Gothic sunno Sun. in British English abbreviation for Sunday Sunday in British English (ˈsʌndɪ, -deɪ) noun the first day of the week and the Christian day of worship Sun in American English Sunday sun in American English 1 (sʌn) noun 1. [often S-] the self-luminous, gaseous central star of the solar system: magnitude, -26; mean distance from the earth, c. 149.6 million km (c. 93 million mi); diameter, c. 1.4 million km (c. 864,000 mi); mass, c. 332,000 times that of the earth; volume, c. 1.3 million times that of the earth; mean density, c. 0.25 times that of the earth; central temperature, c. 15 to 20 million degrees K; surface temperature, c. 6,000°K; rotational period, c. 27 earth days , with the 2. the heat or light of the sun to lie in the sun 3. any star that is the center of a planetary system 4. something like the sun, as in warmth or brilliance verb transitiveWord forms: sunned or ˈsunning 5. to expose to the sun's rays; warm, dry, bleach, tan, etc. in or as in the sunlight verb intransitive 6. to sun oneself Idioms: from sun to sun place in the sun under the sun Word origin ME sunne < OE, akin to Ger sonne, Goth sunnō < IE sun-, swen-, var. of base sāwel- > L sol, Gr hēlios sun in American English 2 (sʌn) noun 1. an East Indian annual plant (Crotalaria juncea) of the pea family, grown for its bast fiber used in making rope, bagging, cigarette papers, etc. 2. its fiber Also sun hemp Word origin Hindi san < Sans śaṇa, hempen More idioms containing sun make hay while the sun shines a place in the sun Examples of 'sun' in a sentence sun It is hard to imagine any writing about sun and surf being quite so dry. Times, Sunday Times (2007) You can watch the full video at sun motors. The Sun (2015) You could slide the roof back to dine under the sun or stars. The Sun (2012) The sun shines a light on your hidden strengths and inspires you to use them. The Sun (2012) Walk fully clothed to your sun lounger. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The little leaves go and follow the sun across the sky. Christianity Today (2000) This means that it may help to protect against sun damage. Times, Sunday Times (2008) The sun is high and the flowers are in bloom. The Sun (2015) Our days begin early to beat the heat of the sun. Times, Sunday Times (2011) The sun will warm key relationships at work and home and you can end misunderstandings between friends. The Sun (2012) Jamaica is trying hard to position itself as the new place in the sun. The Sun (2008) When the sun goes down the creatures come out. Times, Sunday Times (2009) The sun provides the earth with more energy in an hour than humanity uses in a year. Oliver Morton Eating the Sun: How Plants Power the Planet (2007) Top up your tan on the sun deck or have a dip in one of the pools. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Your first appearance on the beach or sun lounger is crucial. Times, Sunday Times (2007) We simply cannot afford to compete with countries where there is sun all year round. Times, Sunday Times (2007) She had also packed four litres of sun cream. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Plant in full sun or partial shade. Times, Sunday Times (2015) The stars displace the sun without a sound. The Times Literary Supplement (2010) The sun shines a light on something in your home with an unexpected value. The Sun (2013) Good intentions turn into action now the sun inspires you to make a commitment to a fitness plan. The Sun (2012) Solar eclipses occur when the moon lines up between the Earth and the sun. The Sun (2011) Perhaps she was waiting to feel the heat of the sun's rays against her cheeks. Zindell, David The Broken God (1993) Offshore targets Is the sun about to set on tax havens? Times, Sunday Times (2009) It captures the sun's energy and converts it into an electrical current that can power lights or small appliances. Times, Sunday Times (2009) In other languages sun British English: sun /sʌn/ NOUN The sun* is the ball of fire in the sky that the Earth goes round, and that gives us heat and light. The sun was low in the sky. American English: sun Arabic: شَمْس Brazilian Portuguese: sol Chinese: 太阳 Croatian: sunce Czech: slunce Danish: sol Dutch: zon European Spanish: sol Finnish: aurinko French: soleil German: Sonne Greek: ήλιος Italian: sole Japanese: 太陽 Korean: 태양 Norwegian: sol Polish: słońce European Portuguese: sol Romanian: soare Russian: солнце Latin American Spanish: sol Swedish: sol Thai: พระอาทิตย์ Turkish: güneş Ukrainian: сонце Vietnamese: mặt trời 1 (noun) in the sense of Sol Definition the star that is the source of heat and light for the planets in the solar system The sun was now high in the southern sky. Synonyms Sol (Roman mythology) Helios (Greek mythology) Phoebus (Greek mythology) daystar (poetic) eye of heaven Phoebus Apollo (Greek mythology) 2 (noun) in the sense of sunshine Definition the heat and light received from the sun They were trying to soak up the sun. Synonyms sunshine sunlight I saw her sitting at a window table, bathed in sunlight. daylight In the middle of winter there's hardly any daylight. light Three hours before first light, he gave orders for the evacuation of the camp. rays warmth phrasal verb See sun yourself related words related adjective solar related mania heliomania Additional synonyms in the sense of daylight Definition light from the sun In the middle of winter there's hardly any daylight. Synonyms sunlight, sunshine, light of day, natural light in the sense of light Definition daybreak Three hours before first light, he gave orders for the evacuation of the camp. Synonyms daybreak, morning, dawn, sun, sunrise, sunshine, sunlight, daylight, daytime, sunbeam, morn (poetic), cockcrow, broad day in the sense of sunlight Definition the light that comes from the sun I saw her sitting at a window table, bathed in sunlight. Synonyms sunshine, light, sun, daylight, natural light, sun's rays Image of sun © suwatsilp sooksang, Shutterstock Synonyms of 'sun' sun Explore 'sun' in the dictionary Chinese translation of 'sun' sun (sʌn) n (s/c) (= in the sky) 太阳(陽) (tàiyáng) (轮, lún) (u) (= heat) 太阳(陽)的光和热(熱) (tàiyáng de guāng hé rè) (= light) 阳(陽)光 (yángguāng) to sit/lie in the sun 坐/躺在阳(陽)光下 (zuò/tǎng zài yángguāng xià) to catch the sun 被晒黑 (bèi shàihēi) everything under the sun 世上万(萬)物 (shìshang wànwù) Sun. abbr (= Sunday) 星期天 (xīngqītiān) All related terms of 'sun' Sun. Sunday 星期天 xīngqītiān sun roof ( on car ) 遮阳(陽)篷顶(頂) zhēyáng péngdǐng [ 个(個) gè ] in the sun/rain 在阳(陽)光下/雨中 zài yángguāng xià/yǚ zhōng to catch the sun 被晒黑 bèi shàihēi the sun was sinking 太阳(陽)落山了 tàiyáng luòshān le everything under the sun 世上万(萬)物 shìshang wànwù to sit/lie in the sun 坐/躺在阳(陽)光下 zuò/tǎng zài yángguāng xià the sun rises in the east 太阳(陽)从(從)东(東)方升起 tàiyáng cóng dōngfāng shēngqǐ prejudice ( bias ) 偏见(見) piānjiàn [ 个(個) gè ] to shade sth from the light/sun 遮住某物以使不受光线(線)/阳(陽)光照射 zhēzhù mǒuwù yǐ shǐ bù shòu guāngxiàn/yángguāng zhàoshè to stay out of the sun/rain 避免日晒/躲雨 bìmiǎn rìshài/duǒyǔ without prejudice to ( frm ) 无(無)损(損)于(於) wú sǔn yú intact ( whole ) 完整的 wánzhěng de piece ( fragment ) 块(塊) kuài sound ( healthy ) 健康的 jiànkāng de ⇒ My heart is basically sound. → 我的心脏基本上是健康的。 Wǒ de xīnzàng jīběn shang shì jiànkāng de. to be in one piece ( object ) 完整无(無)损(損) wánzhěng wú sǔn
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