Examples of using Eclipsed in English and their translations into German
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Ecclesiastic
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
The moon eclipsed.
The birthday man in a place of honour of all itself has eclipsed.
A grinning face eclipsed the sun.
Eclipsed(DE)„Ulf Wakenius‘ glass clear tone fascinates even in the softest passages.
The moon is eclipsed.
This story eclipsed every country except Iraq.
And the moon eclipsed.
Kim Kardashian eclipsed the bride at the wedding.
And the moon is eclipsed.
The Sheriff eclipsed. A legend reborn.
And the moon is eclipsed.
So, the risk is eclipsed by other perceptions?
And the moon will be eclipsed.
The funeral is eclipsed by a last wish.
And the moon will be eclipsed.
Their gigantic wings eclipsed the sky, casting earth into shadow.
The moon will be eclipsed.
The Sun hidden eclipsed by Mercury Will be placed only second in the sky.
And the moon eclipsed.
Then, a floral heart opens up, eclipsed by an intense touch of ginger, spicy, seductive and daring.
After seven days, at the time from jiwei(day 56) to gengshen(day 57),the moon was eclipsed.
The Real thing is eclipsed by the reality.
Hotel Contacts Las Vegas saw Macau looming large in its rearview mirror andby the end of had been eclipsed on casino revenues.
You shall stand above all others eclipsed only by the gods themselves!
The band eclipsed their previous success with their 2006 concept album, The Black Parade, which gained generally favorable reviews among music critics.
This is done in order tothen through the white color is not eclipsed fat stains, rust, etc.
In weather terms it was completely eclipsed lows of 14.2 C which were recorded in 1883 and 1907.
The Jornadas de la Galera,  an authentic gastronomic festival focused on this crustacean so tasty butoften eclipsed by shrimp or Norway lobster, are celebrated.
However, part of the rise in revenue was eclipsed by currency effects, such as the devaluation in the Brazilian real.
At sunrise we saw that approximately one-third of the sun was eclipsed and that the eclipse was waning.