How to Say "Eclipses" in Spanish

eclipses

/eklibses/from spelling rules

The English phrase eclipses is translated into Spanish as eclipses.

How does it change in a sentence?

The singular form of this noun is eclipse. Because the noun is masculine, it takes the masculine article el in its singular form.

/eklibses/

The word eclipse comes from the Greek 'ekleipsis', meaning 'a leaving out' or 'failure', which refers to the sun or moon 'failing' to appear.
In Spanish, the word eclipse can also be used metaphorically to describe a person who is overshadowed by someone else's fame or talent.
In some historical Spanish texts, the word eclipse was used to describe a temporary loss of reason or mental clarity in a person.

Los eclipses lunares pueden ser totales o parciales.
Lunar eclipses can be total or partial.
This sentence is useful for discussing how lunar eclipses can be total or partial when using eclipses.
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El eclipse lunar fue visible desde mi ciudad.
The lunar eclipse was visible from my city.
Hay un eclipse solar previsto para el próximo mes.
There is a solar eclipse scheduled for next month.
¿Viste los eclipses en el documental de astronomía?
Did you see the eclipses in the astronomy documentary?
Quiero aprender más sobre los eclipses y la astrofísica.
I want to learn more about eclipses and astrophysics.
Me encantan los eclipses de sol.
I love solar eclipses.
Los eclipses son eventos astronómicos fascinantes.
Eclipses are fascinating astronomical events.

María and Alejandro are talking about astronomy.

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