overshadow如何读

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overshadow是什么意思

vt.

使失色

使阴暗

夺去…的光辉

遮阴

overshadow自然拼读

o·ver·shad·ow

o vr shae do

overshadow变形

overshadows, overshadowing, overshadowed

overshadow扩展

overshadowingly (adv.), overshadower (n.)

overshadow英英释义

Verb

1. exceed in importance; outweigh;

"This problem overshadows our lives right now"

2. make appear small by comparison;

"This year's debt dwarves that of last year"

3. cast a shadow upon;

"The tall tree overshadowed the house"

"The tragedy overshadowed the couple's happiness"

overshadow词源中文解释

古英语 ofersceadwian “遮蔽,使模糊不清”; 参见 over 和 shadow(v.)。它被用来翻译新约中的拉丁语 obumbrare,以及中古高德语 überschatewen,中古荷兰语 overschaduwen 和哥特语 ufarskadwjan。比喻意义始于1580年代。相关词汇: Overshadowed; overshadowing。

overshadow词源英文解释

The first known use of overshadow was before the 12th century

overshadow儿童词典英英释义

oversightnoun

the act or duty of overseeing : supervision

have the oversight of a job

an error or a leaving something out through carelessness or haste

overshotadjective

moved by water shooting over from above

an overshot waterwheel

overshootverb

to miss by going beyond

the plane overshot the runway

to shoot over or beyond

overshot the target

overshootverb

to miss by going beyond

the plane overshot the runway

to shoot over or beyond

overshot the target

overshoenoun

a shoe (as of rubber) worn over another for protectionespecially: galosh

overshoenoun

a shoe (as of rubber) worn over another for protectionespecially: galosh

overshadowverb

to cast a shadow over : darken

to become more important than : outweigh

the win overshadowed the player's injury

overshadow 例句

1 When the war in Europe ended eight days later, it was overshadowed by the news from Baltimore that Caroline had been accepted by the Juilliard School of Music in New York on a full scholarship.

2 They could see it running on into the wood, wide in places and open above, though every now and again the trees drew in and overshadowed it with their dark boughs.

3 But the theatrical bells and whistles ultimately come across as incoherent and self-indulgent, overshadowing the activists’ original act of witness.

4 Or, in “Love Actually,” where the real-life dysfunction of adults overshadows a Christmas recital in the movie’s most dramatic sequence.

5 A stuffed ferret, whose death..had overshadowed..one Easter holiday.

6 Elizabeth Taylor, the glamorous queen of American movie stardom, whose achievements as an actress were often overshadowed by her rapturous looks and real-life dramas, has died.

7 There was a new pain, a scalding pain in my hand that was overshadowing everything else.

8 Both are overshadowed, though, by a peculiarly likable Pavlova.

9 The Newton of rhetoric—the one person whose work in this department overshadows the whole history of the subject—was, of course, Aristotle.

10 The country’s rich literary history has been overshadowed by the turmoil of civil war, and Daraya’s secret library is a testament to the Syrian people’s long pursuit of knowledge in both good and bad times.

11 But at a festival where a dozen new movies arrive every day and each title is in danger of being overshadowed, there’s nothing more effective than causing a commotion.

12 The everyday essentials, while providing an authentic backdrop, could only be overshadowed.

13 They can be used as street tree, overshadow tree, plant alone or agminate in gardens.

它们可以被用作街树,遮荫树,单独种植或在花园中聚集。

14 Its beginning was overshadowed by Napoleon, who controlled much of continental Europe, had begun an invasion of Russia and had his eyes set on the conquest of Britain.

15 Sometimes these were men close to her, like her husband, who just overshadowed her, and sometimes they were men in power like J. Edgar Hoover, who actively stole credit for her achievements.

16 More important, she doesn't want to overshadow the nuances of her performance and its message.

17 But Muir's ascension to the desk has been overshadowed somewhat by the unusual division of labor with his colleague, George Stephanopoulos. 

18 A running joke in the Spider-Man comic books, the “old Parker Luck” is defined by the Urban Dictionary as “the kind of fortune where small victories are overshadowed by crushing demoralizing setbacks.”

19 These late-career masterpieces have overshadowed the many groundbreaking works that preceded them, fostering the notion that O’Neill was exclusively concerned with his internal drama.

20 It would be hard for any singer to overshadow Sting, but a surprise guest star delivered the true highlights Thursday.

overshadow 同义词

2 使…黯然失色

gloss

3 夺去…的光彩

overshade

4 使显得不重要

trivialize

5 使忧郁

shadow

6 给…蒙上阴影

cast a pall over

9 不显著

inconspicuous petit

11 在重要性上超过

overshade overbear

12 显得不重要

trivialize

16 使扫兴

pull down put a damper on

17 使暗淡

overshade muffle obfuscate

18 使阴暗

overcast adumbrate

19 使阴

overcast overshade

24 蒙上阴影

eclipse

25 使蒙上阴影

eclipse

27 使阴郁

darken

34 遮暗

darken

35 给…投下阴影

adumbrate

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