eclipse

英[i'klips]美[i'klips]

n.
1.[C]日蚀，月蚀
2.[C,U]衰落，声誉丧失
v.[T]
1.引起日蚀，引起月蚀
2.使黯然失色

同：	[n.] occultation [v.] occult, overshadow

One cloud is enough to eclipse all the sun
片云足以遮全日收藏
Although Hong Kong's economy is still in the doldrums, the occasional whirlwind cannot eclipse the brilliance of the bright pearl
尽管香港经济目前还处于困难之中，但是一时的沙尘磨灭不掉明珠的光辉。收藏
The writer's name remained in eclipse for many years after his death
这位作者死後很多年,名字一直湮没无闻收藏
The emergence of a celestial body from eclipse or occultation.
终切;出凌天体从蚀或掩星中的出现收藏
"Today, there will be a total eclipse of the sun."
今天将出现日全蚀。收藏

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exceed in importance; outweigh
- This problem overshadows our lives right now
[同] eclipse, overshadow
cause an eclipse of (a celestial body) by intervention
- The Sun eclipses the moon today
- Planets and stars often are occulted by other celestial bodies
[同] eclipse, occult

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