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Meanings of eclipse in anglès
portuguès
eclipsar Sinònims
Examples for "dominate"
Examples for "dominate"
1
Celine will no doubt dominate the charts way into the New Year.
2
The crisis will dominate the first Cabinet meeting of the year tomorrow.
3
Mr Johnson had compared the EU with Hitler's desire to dominate Europe.
4
Foreign brands dominate the milk industry because of concerns about food safety.
5
Furthermore, China is coming to dominate the supply of renewable energy technology.
1
Try not to let one very small glitch overshadow the earlier hours.
2
I think that does overshadow climate, said another student, Enrique Dominguez, 23.
3
Yet the settings never overshadow the songs: strident, confident, lush with melodies.
4
It's unfortunate something like this will tend to overshadow a great performance.
5
The row threatens to overshadow the Queen's reopening of parliament this afternoon.
Usage of eclipse in anglès
1
A rare solar eclipse was seen across Africa, Europe and the US.
2
This eclipse phase can last a couple days to years and years.
3
Your efforts to eclipse the Bank shall come to a sudden halt.
4
That way, the referendum would eclipse such issues as education and healthcare.
5
I knew some other town sensation would soon eclipse my house fire.
6
The last solar eclipse visible from the Faroes was 60 years ago.
7
It's a lunar eclipse, said Helen Klus of the Royal Astronomical Society.
8
Another longer lasting aspect is the lunar eclipse that happens on Tuesday.
9
It is now the fourth eclipse; you would call it late afternoon.
10
I didn't know there was going to be a solar eclipse today!
11
This region will have one of the best views of the eclipse.
12
Like the Cold War-era science that spawned them, they've gone into eclipse.
13
Her reaction was especially surprising since this eclipse had been her idea.
14
The poetic soul of Burns passes away in poverty and moral eclipse.
15
However, each lunar eclipse is visible from more than half the Earth.
16
The eclipse of love makes the love fairer when the eclipse passes.
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Translations for eclipse
espanyol
català
Eclipse through the time
Eclipse across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Less common
New Zealand
Less common
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