occulting

occulting

美 [əˈkʌltɪŋ] 　英 [əˈkʌltɪŋ]

• adj.神秘的；玄妙的；超自然的；秘密的
• v.【天】(使)掩(星)；掩蔽；隐藏
• n.秘学
• 网络明暗光；隐藏光；互光

词形变化

过去分词：occulted  现在分词：occulting  第三人称单数：occults  

英汉解释

adj.	1. 神秘的;玄妙的;超自然的 2. 秘密的;秘传的;不公开的;隐伏的;看不见的
n.	1. 秘学
v.	1. 【天】(使)掩(星);掩蔽;隐藏,(使)变暗

英英解释

v.	1. to hide an astronomical object temporarily by moving between it and an observer, or be hidden in this way 2. to hide something from view or be hidden from view
adj.	1. relating to, involving, or characteristic of magic, witchcraft, or supernatural phenomena 2. not capable of being understood by ordinary human beings 3. secret or known only to the initiated 4. describes a diseased condition that is hidden or difficult to detect 5. not visible to the naked eye, and only detectable by microscope or chemical testing
n.	1. the realm of magic, witchcraft, or supernatural phenomena

例句

Background stars are also visible as the otherwise overwhelming sunlight is blocked by the coronograph 's occulting disk.

在影像中还能看到背景恒星，另外强烈的太阳光被日冕观测仪的掩盘给遮挡了。

while the rainfall and temperature were the key factors affecting the occulting time and yield of fruit bodies in the current year.

降雨量、温度等气象因子是决定每年子实体发生的时间和当年产量高低的关键。