umbra / ˈʌm brə /

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umbra 的定义

n. 名词 noun

plural um·bras, um·brae [uhm-bree]. /ˈʌm bri/.

  1. shade; shadow.
  2. the invariable or characteristic accompaniment or companion of a person or thing.
  3. Astronomy. the complete or perfect shadow of an opaque body, as a planet, where the direct light from the source of illumination is completely cut off.Compare penumbra. the dark central portion of a sunspot.Compare penumbra.
  4. a phantom or shadowy apparition, as of someone or something not physically present; ghost; spectral image.

umbra 近义词

umbra

等同于 shade

umbra

等同于 shadow

umbra

等同于 soul

umbra

等同于 spirit

umbra

等同于 shade

更多umbra例句

  1. It loves the fig-trees with nothing but leaves; it adores the stat magni nominis umbra.
  2. What signifies disputing about queen or king,—when men may sit at peace—sub umbra vitis sui?
  3. The dark portion within the shadow has all the light excluded from it and is called the umbra.
  4. The double of the Egyptian sepulchral records corresponds exactly to the of the Greeks and the umbra of the Latins.
  5. For the “Romani nominis umbra,” the shadow of the mighty race whom they had conquered, lay heavy on our forefathers for centuries.