moon的第三人称单数

1. 月球
2. 月（亮），月牙儿
3. 卫星
4. 月光
5. 月状物
6. 太阳月
7. 新月形物
8. 甲弧影
9. 新月旗
10. 酒，私酿的威士忌酒
11. 【天】月相
12. 月（=month）
13. 想做办不到的事情，想要得不到的东西
14. 很久以前

1. （懒洋洋地）闲荡，闲逛，没精打彩地东瞧西望，晃来晃去
2. 出神，呆想，痴想，臆想，呆看
3. 虚度时间，虚度（光阴），稀里糊涂度过（时日），捱过，消磨时光
4. 痴痴地思念（所爱的人）
5. 以屁股示人，通过窗户把臀部裸露给别人看
6. 像月亮般发光

1. [S]月亮,月球 the body which moves round the Earth once every 28 days and can be seen shining in the sky at night
2. [C]卫星 a body that moves round a planet other than the Earth
3. [C]一个月 a month

1.月亮;月球
The moon is the object that you can often see in the sky at night. It goes round the Earth once every four weeks, and as it does so its appearance changes from a circle to part of a circle.

e.g. ...the first man on themoon...
登上月球的第一人
e.g. There will be nomoon.
月亮不会出来了。

2.卫星
Amoon is an object similar to a small planet that travels around a planet.

moon的翻译

e.g. ...Neptune's largemoon.
海王星的大卫星

3.虚度光阴;懒散度日;闲逛
If youare mooning around, you are spending time doing nothing in particular, for example because you feel unhappy or lazy, or are worried about something.

e.g. Lettie was mooning around all morning, doing nothing...
莱蒂混了一上午，什么也没干。
e.g. My working days were spent mooning round his department, trying to sneak a chance encounter.
上班时我在他的部门转来转去，暗中寻找巧遇他的机会。

4.对…露出光屁股
If youmoon at someone, you turn your back to them and show them your bare bottom.

5.千载难逢;百年不遇
If you say that something happensonce in a blue moon, you are emphasizing that it does not happen very often at all.

moon的反义词

e.g. Once in a bluemoon you get some problems.
极少会碰到麻烦。

6.非常高兴;乐翻了天;狂喜
If you say that you areover the moon, you mean that you are very pleased about something.

1. Some astronauts have landed on the moon.
   有几个宇宙飞行员登上了月球。
2. It is not possible for us to admit there is life of any sort on the Moon.
   我们不可能承认月球上有任何生命。
3. The far side of the moon is difficult for us to observe.
   我们难以观察到月亮的另一面。
4. The moon is distant from the earth.
   月球离地球甚远。
5. Soon it will be commonplace for men to travel to the moon.
   人们去月球旅行很快就会成为常事。
6. The moon is closer to the earth than any other body in the sky.
   月亮比天上其他天体离地球近。
7. The moon revolves around the earth.
   月球绕地球运动。
8. We have landed men on the moon.
   我们已把人送上月球。
9. The moon yields less light than the sun.
   月亮的光线比太阳弱。
10. The moon is down.
    月已西沉。
11. The full moon is circular.
    满月呈圆形。
12. Above me was a cloudless sky illuminated by a glorious moon.
    我头上是一片无云的天空,一轮明月照耀着。
13. A full and bright moon hangs over the garden.
    一轮明月高悬在花园的上空。
14. It was a cold winter night.A pale moon hung low in the sky.
    这是寒冷的冬夜,苍白的月亮挂在天边。
15. Here, under her few square yards of thatch, she watched winds, snows, rains, gorgeous sunsets and successive moons at their full.
    在这里,她整天呆在这几平方米大的茅草棚中,守着风风雨雨,望着雪花飘飘,目送灿烂的晚霞,数着一次又一次月圆。
16. Summer is but three moons long.
    夏季只有三个月。
17. He took a walk with her under the moon.
    他和她在月光下散步。
18. The planet Jupiter has nine moons.
    木星有九颗卫星。
19. Mars has two small moons.
    火星有两个小卫星。
20. John asked his mother for a hundred dollars today.He was always asking for the moon.
    约翰今天向他母亲要100元,他总是异想天开。

• Pray you no more of this; 'tis like the howling of Irish wolves against the moon.

  出自：As You Like It,Shakespeare

• While over head the Moon Sits Arbitress.

  出自：Milton

• I looked from my top window and saw the moon.

  出自：R. S. Thomas

• To..expect to see what you yourself would choose..is..asking for the moon.

  出自：Listener

• Those politicians..promise the moon.

  出自：New Statesman

• The Class of 2000 won't necessarily go to the moon, but they will do some sub-orbital flying.

  出自：USA Today

• I mooned up and down the High-street, staring at all the young faces.

  出自：Thomas Hughes

• Tennyson mooned about in pubs, worried about whether there was life beyond the grave.

  出自：A. N. Wilson

1. moon的意思是指围绕地球旋转的“月亮”“月球”。因为moon是地球唯一已知的天然卫星,它常与定冠词the连用,首字母小写。在科技文章中,为了醒目,常把moon的第一个字母大写。moon有时可用于比喻,表示“月状物”。
2. moon在表示月亮某时间出现等某种状态时,可与不定冠词连用,此时其前常有形容词修饰,作此解时常用单数。
3. 在文学语言中, moon也可用作复数,强调月亮不断地重复出现,衬托出人物内心情绪和思想状况。在诗歌中, moon可作“月”解。
4. moon引申作“月光”解时,要与定冠词the或little等词连用。
5. moon作“卫星”解时是可数名词。当指地球以外的其他行星的卫星时,可有复数形式。
6. 在有些成语中, moon常比喻为“可望而不可得的东西”。