aurora
英 [ɔː'rɔːrə]
美
n. 极光; 曙光; 曙光女神; 女子名
复数：auroras
BNC.27685 / COCA.18136
英英释义
noun
- an atmospheric phenomenon consisting of bands of light caused by charged solar particles following the earth's magnetic lines of force
- the first light of day
- we got up before dawn
- they talked until morning
双语例句
- Rays of "Aurora Borealis" It looks spectacular in the skies of Alaska.
在阿拉斯加的上空看到的北极光是很壮观的。 - He said: I ran out and put my camera out and immediately saw reddish aurora.
他说道：我跑出去，刚把相机拿出来就马上看到了红色的极光。 - For creating the planet's greatest nighttime light show, the aurora makes our list at number one.
因为创造了地球上最伟大的夜光之舞，极光在我们的名单上排名第一。 - Beyond earth, the solar wind continues, creating dazzling aurora on other planets.
除了地球，太阳风不断，在其他星球上创造耀眼极光。 - NASA image captured from the International Space Station shows rare aurora appearing in red.
NASA国际空间站拍到的一张罕见红色极光照片。 - Some of them reach the earth and cause spectacular light displays like the Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights.
其中有一些可以传送到地球，引起像北极光这样光影奇观。 - AURORA: At least you found the great love of your life.
奥柔拉：至少你生命中找到了挚爱。 - A neon green aurora is reflected in the waters off Yellowknife, Canada, in a newly released picture.
在一张新发布的图片中，氖灯般的绿色极光倒影在加拿大耶洛奈夫附近的水面上。 - He finds Aurora. She's under a magic spell.
他找到了爱洛公主。她被魔咒镇住了。 - The northern lights, known as the aurora borealis, is one of nature's most dazzling spectacles.
北方的光，也就是北极光，是大自然中最耀眼的奇观之一。