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Meanings of partial eclipse in English

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eclipsi parcial

Astronomical event where one body only partially hides another.

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eclipsi parcial
Usage of partial eclipse in English
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An ibis flies past a crescent sun under partial eclipse in India.
Reuters
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Stargazers enjoyed a spectacular partial eclipse of the Moon on Tuesday night.
The South African
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An important note: A partial eclipse is not worth traveling to.
Wired
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A partial eclipse of the sun takes place on Christmas Day.
The Irish Times
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The partial eclipse was also visible in Australia, Africa and much of Asia
The Guardian
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Looking at the sun during a partial eclipse can cause severe eye damage.
Radio NZ
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Then he remembered; a partial eclipse was in progress.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
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Sun, partial eclipse of the effect on the mutineers
A Narrative of the Siege of Delhi / With an Account of the Mutin...
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A partial eclipse of the moon, partially visible at Greenwich, was down for the 22nd.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, April 23, 1919
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I remember during a partial eclipse years ago, I went outside to play with the sun.
Wired
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Millions more across the United States will be able to see a partial eclipse, weather permitting.
Reuters
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In short, her habitual self-confidence suffered partial eclipse.
The History of Sir Richard Calmady: A Romance
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A partial eclipse was visible in other parts of Australia, Indonesia, New Zealand and the South Pacific.
The Guardian
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Even a partial eclipse is a memorable experience, if you get outside and witness it first hand.
Wired
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Photo: AFP People pose for a selfie during the partial eclipse at the National Mall in Washington, DC.
Radio NZ
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Photo: AFP The National Mall was outside the zone of totality but a partial eclipse could still be seen.
Radio NZ
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