Definition of starlight in English:

starlight

noun ˈstɑːlʌɪtˈstɑrˌlaɪt

mass noun

The light that comes from the stars.
his face looked pale in the starlight
the telescope separates starlight into its spectral components
Example sentencesExamples
- The dust would redden their outgoing starlight, thereby making them look like an older stellar population.
- They were amazed at the bright twinkling pattern of starlight as it shone through the window.
- Sharks have excellent eyesight that is particularly good at detecting movement in low-light conditions such as starlight.
- He woke to moonlight and starlight and the glowing end of Toby's cigar.
- The sky was bright with moonlight, with starlight, with the red tint of blazes, and with the black smudge of smoke.
- Outside, a trio of the famous machines gleamed by starlight.
- The absorption nebula contains dust that scatters starlight and hides stars from our view.
- The wind blew outside; the house was dark and lit only by starlight.
- The light in the image comes from starlight from the central star reflected by dust particles.
- You would have to produce a master's certificate and prove you could navigate by starlight before they would let you loose around the coast.
- That kind of interaction helps probe the structure of objects between the source of starlight and observers on Earth.
- Here your nighttime walk on the sand is not by starlight, but by electric sky glow.
- When starlight is split into a spectrum, dark lines indicate chemicals in the star's atmosphere.
- According to Einstein, the Sun's powerful gravity would deflect starlight passing near its rim.
- Is the red-shift of starlight actually due to universe expansion, or could there be another cause?
- The tower's rough surface is illuminated by starlight and is silhouetted against the background glow of more distant gas.
- For the first time, scientists have detailed evidence that an animal can see color by starlight.
- Imagine every night going to sleep under bright starlight and being woken each morning by the sun shining warmly on your face.
- The atmosphere of Pluto might also be detected using eclipses: eclipses of the third kind, starlight being used to probe its properties.
- Rendezvous was a beautiful city, and even more so when bathed in starlight.
Synonyms
illumination, brightness, luminescence, luminosity, shining, gleaming, gleam, brilliance, radiance, lustre, glowing, glow, blaze, glare, dazzle

Definition of starlight in US English:

starlight

nounˈstärˌlītˈstɑrˌlaɪt

The light that comes from the stars.
his face looked pale in the starlight
the telescope separates starlight into its spectral components
Example sentencesExamples
- Here your nighttime walk on the sand is not by starlight, but by electric sky glow.
- The atmosphere of Pluto might also be detected using eclipses: eclipses of the third kind, starlight being used to probe its properties.
- The dust would redden their outgoing starlight, thereby making them look like an older stellar population.
- Sharks have excellent eyesight that is particularly good at detecting movement in low-light conditions such as starlight.
- The sky was bright with moonlight, with starlight, with the red tint of blazes, and with the black smudge of smoke.
- The wind blew outside; the house was dark and lit only by starlight.
- That kind of interaction helps probe the structure of objects between the source of starlight and observers on Earth.
- The absorption nebula contains dust that scatters starlight and hides stars from our view.
- Outside, a trio of the famous machines gleamed by starlight.
- The light in the image comes from starlight from the central star reflected by dust particles.
- Imagine every night going to sleep under bright starlight and being woken each morning by the sun shining warmly on your face.
- Is the red-shift of starlight actually due to universe expansion, or could there be another cause?
- They were amazed at the bright twinkling pattern of starlight as it shone through the window.
- Rendezvous was a beautiful city, and even more so when bathed in starlight.
- When starlight is split into a spectrum, dark lines indicate chemicals in the star's atmosphere.
- The tower's rough surface is illuminated by starlight and is silhouetted against the background glow of more distant gas.
- He woke to moonlight and starlight and the glowing end of Toby's cigar.
- According to Einstein, the Sun's powerful gravity would deflect starlight passing near its rim.
- For the first time, scientists have detailed evidence that an animal can see color by starlight.
- You would have to produce a master's certificate and prove you could navigate by starlight before they would let you loose around the coast.
Synonyms
illumination, brightness, luminescence, luminosity, shining, gleaming, gleam, brilliance, radiance, lustre, glowing, glow, blaze, glare, dazzle

单词	starlight
释义	Definition of starlight in English: starlight noun ˈstɑːlʌɪtˈstɑrˌlaɪt mass noun The light that comes from the stars. his face looked pale in the starlight the telescope separates starlight into its spectral components Example sentencesExamples The dust would redden their outgoing starlight, thereby making them look like an older stellar population. They were amazed at the bright twinkling pattern of starlight as it shone through the window. Sharks have excellent eyesight that is particularly good at detecting movement in low-light conditions such as starlight. He woke to moonlight and starlight and the glowing end of Toby's cigar. The sky was bright with moonlight, with starlight, with the red tint of blazes, and with the black smudge of smoke. Outside, a trio of the famous machines gleamed by starlight. The absorption nebula contains dust that scatters starlight and hides stars from our view. The wind blew outside; the house was dark and lit only by starlight. The light in the image comes from starlight from the central star reflected by dust particles. You would have to produce a master's certificate and prove you could navigate by starlight before they would let you loose around the coast. That kind of interaction helps probe the structure of objects between the source of starlight and observers on Earth. Here your nighttime walk on the sand is not by starlight, but by electric sky glow. When starlight is split into a spectrum, dark lines indicate chemicals in the star's atmosphere. According to Einstein, the Sun's powerful gravity would deflect starlight passing near its rim. Is the red-shift of starlight actually due to universe expansion, or could there be another cause? The tower's rough surface is illuminated by starlight and is silhouetted against the background glow of more distant gas. For the first time, scientists have detailed evidence that an animal can see color by starlight. Imagine every night going to sleep under bright starlight and being woken each morning by the sun shining warmly on your face. The atmosphere of Pluto might also be detected using eclipses: eclipses of the third kind, starlight being used to probe its properties. Rendezvous was a beautiful city, and even more so when bathed in starlight. Synonyms illumination, brightness, luminescence, luminosity, shining, gleaming, gleam, brilliance, radiance, lustre, glowing, glow, blaze, glare, dazzle Definition of starlight in US English: starlight nounˈstärˌlītˈstɑrˌlaɪt The light that comes from the stars. his face looked pale in the starlight the telescope separates starlight into its spectral components Example sentencesExamples Here your nighttime walk on the sand is not by starlight, but by electric sky glow. The atmosphere of Pluto might also be detected using eclipses: eclipses of the third kind, starlight being used to probe its properties. The dust would redden their outgoing starlight, thereby making them look like an older stellar population. Sharks have excellent eyesight that is particularly good at detecting movement in low-light conditions such as starlight. The sky was bright with moonlight, with starlight, with the red tint of blazes, and with the black smudge of smoke. The wind blew outside; the house was dark and lit only by starlight. That kind of interaction helps probe the structure of objects between the source of starlight and observers on Earth. The absorption nebula contains dust that scatters starlight and hides stars from our view. Outside, a trio of the famous machines gleamed by starlight. The light in the image comes from starlight from the central star reflected by dust particles. Imagine every night going to sleep under bright starlight and being woken each morning by the sun shining warmly on your face. Is the red-shift of starlight actually due to universe expansion, or could there be another cause? They were amazed at the bright twinkling pattern of starlight as it shone through the window. Rendezvous was a beautiful city, and even more so when bathed in starlight. When starlight is split into a spectrum, dark lines indicate chemicals in the star's atmosphere. The tower's rough surface is illuminated by starlight and is silhouetted against the background glow of more distant gas. He woke to moonlight and starlight and the glowing end of Toby's cigar. According to Einstein, the Sun's powerful gravity would deflect starlight passing near its rim. For the first time, scientists have detailed evidence that an animal can see color by starlight. You would have to produce a master's certificate and prove you could navigate by starlight before they would let you loose around the coast. Synonyms illumination, brightness, luminescence, luminosity, shining, gleaming, gleam, brilliance, radiance, lustre, glowing, glow, blaze, glare, dazzle
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