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aurora

/əˈrɔː.rə/

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noun

/əˈrɔː.rə/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее атмосферное явление, состоящее из полос света, вызванных заряженными солнечными частицами, следующими по магнитным силовым линиям Земли.

A noun referring to an atmospheric phenomenon consisting of bands of light caused by charged solar particles following the earth's magnetic lines of force.

  1. Dawn or first lightB2formal

    The initial appearance of light in the sky before sunrise; the beginning of day.

    ruРассвет

    • The aurora of the morning painted the sky in soft hues.
    • He rose with the aurora to begin his journey.
    • The poet described the aurora as a herald of hope.

    Synonymsbreak of daycockcrowdawndawningdaybreakdaylightdayspringfirst lightmornmorningsunrisesunup

    Antonymsduskeveningnightfalltwilight

  2. Atmospheric light displayB1formal

    A natural light display in the sky, especially in polar regions, caused by the collision of charged solar particles with Earth's magnetic field.

    ruПолярное сияние

    • The aurora borealis lit up the Arctic sky with green and purple ribbons.
    • Tourists travel to Norway to witness the aurora.
    • Scientists study the aurora to understand solar activity.

    Synonymsnorthern lightssouthern lights

Forms
  • aurorae plural form
  • auroras plural form
  • aurorae's possessive plural form
  • auroras' possessive plural form
  • aurora's possessive singular form
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