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
1. we got up before dawn
2. they talked until morning
Synonym:dawndawningmorningfirst lightdaybreakbreak of daybreak of the daydayspringsunrisesunupcockcrow

Here we can see a magical astronomical landscape-the aurora borealis.
在这里我们可以看到一种神奇的天文景观&北极光。
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。
Well, aurora sightings are most common at high latitudes, so I could go to Antarctica.
嗯，极光的景象在纬度高的地方最普遍，所以去南极也可以。
I ran out into the field, and within a few minutes the aurora went crazy!
我跑到空地上，几分钟内极光就疯狂地充满了整个天空。
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。
I also went to the library to find out about the aurora.
我还去了图书馆查极光的资料。
In the Northern Hemisphere, the phenomenon is called aurora borealis, or northern lights.
在北半球，这种现象就是所谓的黎明的女神，或北极光。
Aurora felt the opium haze enfold her
奥萝拉感觉自己被笼罩在鸦片烟霾中。
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。
The spectacle of the aurora may appear to dazzle and enchant the observer's eye.
极光的壮丽景色的出现，会使观察者为之眩目和迷惑。