parhelion 的定义
plural par·he·li·a [pahr-hee-lee-uh, -heel-yuh]. /pɑrˈhi li ə, -ˈhil yə/. Meteorology.
- a bright circular spot on a solar halo; a mock sun: usually one of two or more such spots seen on opposite sides of the sun, and often accompanied by additional luminous arcs and bands.
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- In that year a parhelion appeared undistinguishable by the naked eye from the real sun.
- I do not always know him in these cases as my own parhelion.
- The dictionaries and cyclopedias of our careful publishers call the appearance of two or more suns (or moons) a Parhelion.
- On the 16th March the same parhelion appeared, and was seen from three different places more than fifty leagues apart.
- The same parhelion was seen on the island of Manitou in Lake Huron, and accompanied by a very remarkable appearance.