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eclipsed
UK //ɪˈklɪpst//US //ɪˈklɪpst//
词源
源自中古英语 'eclipsen'，来自古法语 'eclipser'，最终源自希腊语 'ekleipsis'，意为 '遗漏' 或 '缺失'。
verb
❶ 指某事物被另一事物超越或掩盖，使其显得不再重要或突出。常用于形容成就、名声等被超越的情况。
“Her achievements were eclipsed by her younger sister's success.”
（她的成就被她妹妹的成功所掩盖。）
“The popularity of smartphones has eclipsed that of traditional cameras.”
（智能手机的流行已经超越了传统相机。）
❶ 在天文学中指一个天体被另一个天体遮挡，使其部分或全部不可见。
“The moon was eclipsed by the Earth's shadow.”
（月亮被地球的影子所遮挡。）
“The sun will be partially eclipsed tomorrow morning.”
（明天早上太阳将被部分遮挡。）
同义词:surpassed, outshone, overshadowed, dwarfed, obscured
常见短语
eclipsed by — 被某事物超越或掩盖，通常指在重要性、成就或名声方面。
“His contributions were eclipsed by the team's overall success.”
（他的贡献被团队的整体成功所掩盖。）