sunshine
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- noun
- /ˈsʌnˌʃaɪn/
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luz del sol
- We're in the sunshine, the weather's great.
- bright sunshine
- air and sunshine
- warm sunshine
We're in the sunshine, the weather's great.
- We're in the sunshine, the weather's great.
- But I wish there will be brighter sunshine tomorrow than today.
- So I am just basking in this sunshine gloriousness.
- They're they're sipping cocktails by the pole in the sunshine in luxury hotels.
- So, so sorry you're getting no morning sunshine sparkles in today's video.
- I had the sunshine and the sunshine felt good, you know, and it was hot, too.
- It has seriously been weeks since we have seen the sunshine and I am so happy.
Examples
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All I wanted was blue sky, hot sunshine, and uncontaminated air to breathe.
Fiction book (1992) -
Suddenly, we come out of the black cloud into sunshine that seems twice as bright as before.
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Everything is in its place with the sunshine on my face.
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I had the sunshine and the sunshine felt good, you know, and it was hot, too.
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On warm days, by offering fresh air and sunshine, the outdoor library can be a popular place.
Academic text (2014) -
When I walk in the sunshine, my shadow is cast onto the ground.
Academic text (1999) -
Summer's heat and bright sunshine can make for uncomfortable times spent outside looking for pictures.
Academic text (2001) -
It has seriously been weeks since we have seen the sunshine and I am so happy.
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Saturday morning brought brilliant sunshine and a resurgence of the customary McNally confidence.
Fiction book (1992) -
The children played happily in the warm sunshine at the park.
Synonyms
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Light and heat you feel from the star at the center of our solar system
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Natural light from the sun during the day
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The light from the sun that makes things bright during the day
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A day when the sun shines and there are few clouds
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Bright weather with a clear sky and no rain
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Light from the sun that feels warm on your skin
How much sunlight a place gets
Light from the sun during the day
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A nickname for the United States state of Florida because it has warm sunny weather
How Sunny
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Etymology
Sunshine is made of two simple English words: sun (the star that gives us 'light' and 'warmth') and shine ('to give light'). So sunshine really means the sun's light and warmth, which is why we use it for clear, sunny weather.