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lunar eclipse

British  

noun

  1. See eclipse

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lunar eclipse Scientific  
  1. See under eclipse


Example Sentences

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Sky-watchers across the UK can look forward to a stunning spectacle on Sunday evening when a total lunar eclipse will turn the full Moon red.

From BBC

Inspired by March’s lunar eclipse, the fragrance’s refreshing, spiced aroma is otherworldly yet elegant.

From Los Angeles Times

But some western areas of the UK, as well as the Americas and some Pacific islands, are set to see a total lunar eclipse - the first since 2022.

From BBC

A lunar eclipse happens when Earth moves directly between the Sun and the Moon, blocking sunlight and casting a shadow on the Moon's surface.

From BBC

Celestial enthusiasts will be able to see a total lunar eclipse for the first time in three years this week.

From Los Angeles Times