Como Pronunciar "eclipse"

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/əˈkɫɪps/

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/ɪklˈɪps/

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Definição

An eclipse is when one object in space moves in front of another, blocking its light, such as when the moon passes between the sun and Earth (solar eclipse) or when the Earth blocks sunlight from reaching the moon (lunar eclipse). It can also mean something becoming less important or less visible.

Transcrição IPA

Inglês Americano

/əˈkɫɪps/

Inglês Britânico

/ɪklˈɪps/

Pronúncia Simplificada

EUA

i-KLIPS

Ouça em Contexto

We watched the solar eclipse at school today.

A lunar eclipse happens when Earth blocks sunlight to the moon.

The next eclipse will be visible in this country in 2025.

His talent seemed to eclipse everyone else's at the concert.