Definition of full moon in English:

full moon

noun

1The phase of the moon in which its whole disc is illuminated.
（月亮的）满月
the sky was clear and a full moon shone
Example sentencesExamples
- I also at a very young age fell in love with the moon in all its phases, though the full moon always drew me out.
- The cool evening breeze played with her hair, and the full moon illuminated her face.
- The second of these full moons started to be referenced as being a ‘blue moon’ only during the past few decades.
- Hinduism encourages fasting on the eleventh day after a new moon, after the full moon, and every Monday in November.
- I was very excited for the full moon / lunar eclipse on Saturday night.
- Evline managed to find a hole in the trees and saw that the moon was either a full moon, or very close to one.
- If you insist on telling time by the moon, full moons just don't fit properly into a year.
- A lunar eclipse occurs at full moon when the Moon crosses the ecliptic in opposition to the Sun.
- Han people watch the full moon and eat moon cakes, which are a symbol of family unity.
- The full moon illuminated her face in an indescribable way, and it almost astounded Jin.
- ‘Blue moon’ is, of course, a phrase people use to indicate something that doesn't happen very often, but I found out a blue moon is when two full moons happen in one month.
- Seasonal variation in the moon's path through the night sky changes the variance in ambient moonlight between proximate new moons and full moons.
- The object was about the size of two full moons when the moon is high in the sky.
- The sun had set now and only the light of the full moon illuminated her face.
- I think it's a dignified and fitting way to mark the tragic event, and I hope there will be clear skies so the full moon can shine down upon them.
- The green leaves of the giant oak that they always gathered around hid the moon, a full moon tonight.
- Contrasting full moons seen near perigee and apogee indicate how much the apparent size of the Moon varies each month.
- The stars shone from above and a full moon illuminated the realm of the night.
- The full moon illuminated the black car parked in the driveway across the street and down a little.
- The members organise turtle walks everyday and during full moon and new moon days, intensify the patrols.
1. 1.1 The time when a full moon occurs.
  满月期
  it was several days after full moon
  那是在满月期几天以后的事。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Maybe he doesn't actually feel like a guy losing his marbles on a full moon night.
  It only flowers at the full moon for one night only and she painted it.
  All Saturdays and Sundays are public holidays, as is the Poya Day of each month which marks the full moon.
  The biggest bores occur around the equinox, and maximum bores occur one to three days after new and full moons.
  Last night, in the full moon, I heard a wolf howl, and this morning I woke up to a dead bear next to my side.
  Easter Sunday is timed to coincide with the first Sunday following the first full moon of the vernal equinox.
  Will anyone solve the mystery before the night of the spring full moon?
  It is celebrated on the first full moon of the eighth month of the lunar calendar, which this year falls on Thursday.
  There are twelve months in a year because there are (very roughly) twelve full moons in a year.
  She remembers it saying they are rare to spot for they constantly travel and only appear at night during full moons.
  And, when the second full moon occurs in the same month, it is referred to as the blue moon.
  Rather, the term blue moon refers to the second full moon in a calendar month, which occurred on Saturday.
  Severe flooding occurs when the peak of the rainy season coincides with high tide and the full moon.
  Easter Day falls ‘on the first Sunday after the first full moon after the spring equinox’.
  Before I forget the moment entirely, let me record a thrilling moment from last week, on the night of the last full moon.
  The first Sunday after the first full moon after vernal equinox.
  The study period was from January 1999 through February 2001, or twenty six full moons and months.
  On the night of the full moon we took flares down to the lake and floated them on the water, paddling after them on rafts.
  Whenever a full moon or the night of the comet came, the family would see the ghost of their lost relative.
  If you are in the water seven nights after the full moon at around 10 pm, you will more than likely see something.

Definition of full moon in US English:

full moon

nounˈˌfʊl ˈmun

1The phase of the moon in which its whole disk is illuminated.
（月亮的）满月
Example sentencesExamples
- The second of these full moons started to be referenced as being a ‘blue moon’ only during the past few decades.
- The stars shone from above and a full moon illuminated the realm of the night.
- The members organise turtle walks everyday and during full moon and new moon days, intensify the patrols.
- Han people watch the full moon and eat moon cakes, which are a symbol of family unity.
- Contrasting full moons seen near perigee and apogee indicate how much the apparent size of the Moon varies each month.
- I think it's a dignified and fitting way to mark the tragic event, and I hope there will be clear skies so the full moon can shine down upon them.
- The cool evening breeze played with her hair, and the full moon illuminated her face.
- The green leaves of the giant oak that they always gathered around hid the moon, a full moon tonight.
- ‘Blue moon’ is, of course, a phrase people use to indicate something that doesn't happen very often, but I found out a blue moon is when two full moons happen in one month.
- Evline managed to find a hole in the trees and saw that the moon was either a full moon, or very close to one.
- The full moon illuminated her face in an indescribable way, and it almost astounded Jin.
- A lunar eclipse occurs at full moon when the Moon crosses the ecliptic in opposition to the Sun.
- I was very excited for the full moon / lunar eclipse on Saturday night.
- I also at a very young age fell in love with the moon in all its phases, though the full moon always drew me out.
- The sun had set now and only the light of the full moon illuminated her face.
- If you insist on telling time by the moon, full moons just don't fit properly into a year.
- The object was about the size of two full moons when the moon is high in the sky.
- Hinduism encourages fasting on the eleventh day after a new moon, after the full moon, and every Monday in November.
- The full moon illuminated the black car parked in the driveway across the street and down a little.
- Seasonal variation in the moon's path through the night sky changes the variance in ambient moonlight between proximate new moons and full moons.
1. 1.1 The time when the moon's whole disk is illuminated.
  （月亮的）满月
  it was several days after full moon
  那是在满月期几天以后的事。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Maybe he doesn't actually feel like a guy losing his marbles on a full moon night.
  It only flowers at the full moon for one night only and she painted it.
  If you are in the water seven nights after the full moon at around 10 pm, you will more than likely see something.
  All Saturdays and Sundays are public holidays, as is the Poya Day of each month which marks the full moon.
  The biggest bores occur around the equinox, and maximum bores occur one to three days after new and full moons.
  The first Sunday after the first full moon after vernal equinox.
  Rather, the term blue moon refers to the second full moon in a calendar month, which occurred on Saturday.
  Whenever a full moon or the night of the comet came, the family would see the ghost of their lost relative.
  Last night, in the full moon, I heard a wolf howl, and this morning I woke up to a dead bear next to my side.
  On the night of the full moon we took flares down to the lake and floated them on the water, paddling after them on rafts.
  It is celebrated on the first full moon of the eighth month of the lunar calendar, which this year falls on Thursday.
  Severe flooding occurs when the peak of the rainy season coincides with high tide and the full moon.
  Will anyone solve the mystery before the night of the spring full moon?
  Easter Day falls ‘on the first Sunday after the first full moon after the spring equinox’.
  Easter Sunday is timed to coincide with the first Sunday following the first full moon of the vernal equinox.
  There are twelve months in a year because there are (very roughly) twelve full moons in a year.
  And, when the second full moon occurs in the same month, it is referred to as the blue moon.
  The study period was from January 1999 through February 2001, or twenty six full moons and months.
  She remembers it saying they are rare to spot for they constantly travel and only appear at night during full moons.
  Before I forget the moment entirely, let me record a thrilling moment from last week, on the night of the last full moon.

单词	full moon
释义	Definition of full moon in English: full moon noun 1The phase of the moon in which its whole disc is illuminated. （月亮的）满月 the sky was clear and a full moon shone Example sentencesExamples I also at a very young age fell in love with the moon in all its phases, though the full moon always drew me out. The cool evening breeze played with her hair, and the full moon illuminated her face. The second of these full moons started to be referenced as being a ‘blue moon’ only during the past few decades. Hinduism encourages fasting on the eleventh day after a new moon, after the full moon, and every Monday in November. I was very excited for the full moon / lunar eclipse on Saturday night. Evline managed to find a hole in the trees and saw that the moon was either a full moon, or very close to one. If you insist on telling time by the moon, full moons just don't fit properly into a year. A lunar eclipse occurs at full moon when the Moon crosses the ecliptic in opposition to the Sun. Han people watch the full moon and eat moon cakes, which are a symbol of family unity. The full moon illuminated her face in an indescribable way, and it almost astounded Jin. ‘Blue moon’ is, of course, a phrase people use to indicate something that doesn't happen very often, but I found out a blue moon is when two full moons happen in one month. Seasonal variation in the moon's path through the night sky changes the variance in ambient moonlight between proximate new moons and full moons. The object was about the size of two full moons when the moon is high in the sky. The sun had set now and only the light of the full moon illuminated her face. I think it's a dignified and fitting way to mark the tragic event, and I hope there will be clear skies so the full moon can shine down upon them. The green leaves of the giant oak that they always gathered around hid the moon, a full moon tonight. Contrasting full moons seen near perigee and apogee indicate how much the apparent size of the Moon varies each month. The stars shone from above and a full moon illuminated the realm of the night. The full moon illuminated the black car parked in the driveway across the street and down a little. The members organise turtle walks everyday and during full moon and new moon days, intensify the patrols. 1.1 The time when a full moon occurs. 满月期 it was several days after full moon 那是在满月期几天以后的事。 Example sentencesExamples Maybe he doesn't actually feel like a guy losing his marbles on a full moon night. It only flowers at the full moon for one night only and she painted it. All Saturdays and Sundays are public holidays, as is the Poya Day of each month which marks the full moon. The biggest bores occur around the equinox, and maximum bores occur one to three days after new and full moons. Last night, in the full moon, I heard a wolf howl, and this morning I woke up to a dead bear next to my side. Easter Sunday is timed to coincide with the first Sunday following the first full moon of the vernal equinox. Will anyone solve the mystery before the night of the spring full moon? It is celebrated on the first full moon of the eighth month of the lunar calendar, which this year falls on Thursday. There are twelve months in a year because there are (very roughly) twelve full moons in a year. She remembers it saying they are rare to spot for they constantly travel and only appear at night during full moons. And, when the second full moon occurs in the same month, it is referred to as the blue moon. Rather, the term blue moon refers to the second full moon in a calendar month, which occurred on Saturday. Severe flooding occurs when the peak of the rainy season coincides with high tide and the full moon. Easter Day falls ‘on the first Sunday after the first full moon after the spring equinox’. Before I forget the moment entirely, let me record a thrilling moment from last week, on the night of the last full moon. The first Sunday after the first full moon after vernal equinox. The study period was from January 1999 through February 2001, or twenty six full moons and months. On the night of the full moon we took flares down to the lake and floated them on the water, paddling after them on rafts. Whenever a full moon or the night of the comet came, the family would see the ghost of their lost relative. If you are in the water seven nights after the full moon at around 10 pm, you will more than likely see something. Definition of full moon in US English: full moon nounˈˌfʊl ˈmun 1The phase of the moon in which its whole disk is illuminated. （月亮的）满月 Example sentencesExamples The second of these full moons started to be referenced as being a ‘blue moon’ only during the past few decades. The stars shone from above and a full moon illuminated the realm of the night. The members organise turtle walks everyday and during full moon and new moon days, intensify the patrols. Han people watch the full moon and eat moon cakes, which are a symbol of family unity. Contrasting full moons seen near perigee and apogee indicate how much the apparent size of the Moon varies each month. I think it's a dignified and fitting way to mark the tragic event, and I hope there will be clear skies so the full moon can shine down upon them. The cool evening breeze played with her hair, and the full moon illuminated her face. The green leaves of the giant oak that they always gathered around hid the moon, a full moon tonight. ‘Blue moon’ is, of course, a phrase people use to indicate something that doesn't happen very often, but I found out a blue moon is when two full moons happen in one month. Evline managed to find a hole in the trees and saw that the moon was either a full moon, or very close to one. The full moon illuminated her face in an indescribable way, and it almost astounded Jin. A lunar eclipse occurs at full moon when the Moon crosses the ecliptic in opposition to the Sun. I was very excited for the full moon / lunar eclipse on Saturday night. I also at a very young age fell in love with the moon in all its phases, though the full moon always drew me out. The sun had set now and only the light of the full moon illuminated her face. If you insist on telling time by the moon, full moons just don't fit properly into a year. The object was about the size of two full moons when the moon is high in the sky. Hinduism encourages fasting on the eleventh day after a new moon, after the full moon, and every Monday in November. The full moon illuminated the black car parked in the driveway across the street and down a little. Seasonal variation in the moon's path through the night sky changes the variance in ambient moonlight between proximate new moons and full moons. 1.1 The time when the moon's whole disk is illuminated. （月亮的）满月 it was several days after full moon 那是在满月期几天以后的事。 Example sentencesExamples Maybe he doesn't actually feel like a guy losing his marbles on a full moon night. It only flowers at the full moon for one night only and she painted it. If you are in the water seven nights after the full moon at around 10 pm, you will more than likely see something. All Saturdays and Sundays are public holidays, as is the Poya Day of each month which marks the full moon. The biggest bores occur around the equinox, and maximum bores occur one to three days after new and full moons. The first Sunday after the first full moon after vernal equinox. Rather, the term blue moon refers to the second full moon in a calendar month, which occurred on Saturday. Whenever a full moon or the night of the comet came, the family would see the ghost of their lost relative. Last night, in the full moon, I heard a wolf howl, and this morning I woke up to a dead bear next to my side. On the night of the full moon we took flares down to the lake and floated them on the water, paddling after them on rafts. It is celebrated on the first full moon of the eighth month of the lunar calendar, which this year falls on Thursday. Severe flooding occurs when the peak of the rainy season coincides with high tide and the full moon. Will anyone solve the mystery before the night of the spring full moon? Easter Day falls ‘on the first Sunday after the first full moon after the spring equinox’. Easter Sunday is timed to coincide with the first Sunday following the first full moon of the vernal equinox. There are twelve months in a year because there are (very roughly) twelve full moons in a year. And, when the second full moon occurs in the same month, it is referred to as the blue moon. The study period was from January 1999 through February 2001, or twenty six full moons and months. She remembers it saying they are rare to spot for they constantly travel and only appear at night during full moons. Before I forget the moment entirely, let me record a thrilling moment from last week, on the night of the last full moon.
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