Sky Meaning in English
word
/ˈskaɪ/
sky
/skˈaɪ/
sky
释义
The sky is the space you see above the earth, where clouds move and where the sun, moon, and stars appear. It can also refer to the weather or the way the air looks.
用法与细微差别
Usually a countable-looking noun used as uncountable in most contexts: 'the sky' is much more common than just 'sky'. Common collocations include 'blue sky', 'night sky', 'clear sky', and 'in the sky'. In poetic or dramatic language, 'the skies' can mean the heavens or the weather.
Spanish: cieloPortuguese (BR): céuPortuguese (PT): céuChinese (Simplified): 天空Chinese (Traditional): 天空Hindi: आसमान - आकाशArabic: سماءBengali: আকাশRussian: небоJapanese: 空Vietnamese: bầu trờiKorean: 하늘Turkish: gökyüzüUrdu: آسمانIndonesian: langit
例句
The sky is very blue today.
basic
We saw a bird in the sky.
basic
The stars filled the sky at night.
basic
Look at that orange sky — it’s going to be a beautiful sunset.
natural
The sky suddenly went dark before the storm.
natural
I could lie here all day just watching the clouds move across the sky.
natural