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canicular days

/kəˈnɪkjʊlə deɪz/

翻译: 指一年中最炎热的夏季日子,历史上与天狼星(大犬座α星)在黎明时升起有关;源自古罗马,当时认为这一时期会带来酷热、干旱甚至疯狂。

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/kəˈnɪkjʊlə deɪz/C2formal已废弃
  • zh指一年中最炎热的夏季日子,历史上与天狼星(大犬座α星)在黎明时升起有关;源自古罗马,当时认为这一时期会带来酷热、干旱甚至疯狂。

An archaic or literary term referring to the hottest days of summer, historically associated with the rising of the Dog Star (Sirius) in the constellation Canis Major. The phrase originates from ancient Roman times when this period was believed to bring extreme heat, drought, and even madness.

  1. Hottest period of summerC2formal

    The hottest days of summer, traditionally associated with the rising of the Dog Star (Sirius).

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    • The canicular days of July made outdoor work unbearable.
    • Farmers often rest during the canicular days due to extreme heat.
    • In ancient Rome, the canicular days were considered a time of lethargy and illness.