Sundown Meaning in English
word
/ˈsənˌdaʊn/
SUHN-down
/sˈʌndaʊn/
SUHN-down
释义
The time of day when the sun goes down and disappears below the horizon; sunset.
用法与细微差别
"Sundown" is mostly used in American English and can be both poetic and neutral. Common in weather, farming, or travel contexts. Synonym for "sunset," but "sunset" is more technical/scientific; "sundown" sometimes feels warmer or old-fashioned.
Spanish: anochecer - atardecerPortuguese (BR): pôr do solPortuguese (PT): pôr do solChinese (Simplified): 日落Chinese (Traditional): 日落Hindi: सूर्यास्तArabic: غروب الشمسBengali: সূর্যাস্তRussian: закатJapanese: 日没Vietnamese: hoàng hônKorean: 해질녘 - 일몰Turkish: günbatımıUrdu: غروبIndonesian: matahari terbenam
例句
We arrived at the beach just before sundown.
basic
The store closes at sundown every day.
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They watched the sundown from the hill.
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Let's have a picnic at the park around sundown.
natural
He promised to be home before sundown, but he lost track of time.
natural
At sundown, the whole town glows with orange light.
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