moon-ray
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A thin beam of light from the moon
- noun
:
rayo de luna
- A single moon-ray penetrated the clouds, casting a silvery glow on the lake.
Examples
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The garden was bathed in moon-rays, making the flowers shimmer softly.
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She watched the moon-ray move slowly across her bedroom floor as the night passed.
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The moon-ray illuminated the path ahead.
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I saw a beautiful moon-ray last night.
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A single moon-ray penetrated the clouds, casting a silvery glow on the lake.
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The garden was bathed in moon-rays, making the flowers shimmer softly.
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She watched the moon-ray move slowly across her bedroom floor as the night passed.
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Etymology
The word moon-ray joins moon, the round thing we see at night, and ray, which means 'a thin line of light' and appears in moonlight. So a moon-ray is a narrow beam of light that comes from the moon.