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starlight

/stahr-lahyt/US // ˈstɑrˌlaɪt //UK // (ˈstɑːˌlaɪt) //

星光,星光大道,星光闪烁,星光灿烂

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : the light emanating from the stars.

Examples

  • Prior to the first starlight, the universe was shrouded by a “dense, obscuring fog of primordial gas,” as the National Science Foundation explains.

  • Theo, like me, does climate modeling akin to that done for the Earth, figuring out what the spectrum of starlight filtered through an exoplanetary atmosphere can reveal to us.

  • It then looks for changes in starlight caused by dark objects floating by.

  • These modest blobs would be completely dark, but they should still gravitationally bend passing starlight.

  • Unfortunately, the Starlight Pavilion chose to give their power to bullies and canceled the screening.

  • Our poor planet will be but a silent ghost whirling on its dark path in the starlight.

  • They traveled by starlight then, following as best they could the tall trees that marked the road.

  • It was clear starlight, and she sat down beside the newly sodded mound, and rested her brow upon it.

  • On each side of me walked a warrior, invisible except as when we crossed a glade where the starlight filtered down.

  • The Norman saw the silver band of a stream creeping to the Kuweik—barely flashing under the starlight, for moon there was none.