starlit

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishstarlitstar‧lit /ˈstɑːˌlɪt $ ˈstɑːr-/ adjective literary BRIGHTmade brighter by light from the stars a starlit nightExamples from the Corpusstarlit• And then one night, one bright and starlit night, a true free dragon came by to pay a call.• It was a lovely starlit night and except for anxiety for the sufferer a pleasant journey.• In theory it should be an idyllic experience sleeping out on a still starlit night at the height of the summer.• Beyond the tall railings was the churchyard, the tombstones a ghostly grey in the starlit night.• Others look like bizarre alien landscapes, with mutating spheres hovering in a starlit sky.

单词	starlit
释义	starlit From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishstarlitstar‧lit /ˈstɑːˌlɪt $ ˈstɑːr-/ adjective literary BRIGHTmade brighter by light from the stars a starlit nightExamples from the Corpusstarlit• And then one night, one bright and starlit night, a true free dragon came by to pay a call.• It was a lovely starlit night and except for anxiety for the sufferer a pleasant journey.• In theory it should be an idyllic experience sleeping out on a still starlit night at the height of the summer.• Beyond the tall railings was the churchyard, the tombstones a ghostly grey in the starlit night.• Others look like bizarre alien landscapes, with mutating spheres hovering in a starlit sky.
随便看	sleep on it sleep over sleep rough sleep six etc sleep something ↔ off sleep through sleep tight sleep together sleep two etc sleep two/four/six etc sleep with sleep with somebody sleeper sleeper stock sleepier sleepiest sleeping bag Sleeping Beauty tide tide tide mark tide of crime etc tide of violence etc tide of violence/crime etc tide over