超级月亮几个色（粉色超级月亮其实并不粉）
超级月亮几个色（粉色超级月亮其实并不粉）细微的；细致的small but importantIt’s about 10% closer and 20% bigger in area and brightness.“That’s a pretty subtle difference and that’s not going to be immediately obvious to the human eye.”subtle
The Guardian
On Wednesday night Australians will be able to see the biggest and brightest moon of the year.
It has been called the “pink supermoon” but Monash University astronomer Michael Brown says it won’t be pink and in fact it might not be that super but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t look.
“A supermoon is a full moon where the moon is just a little bit closer to Earth than usual so it looks a little bit bigger and a little bit brighter ” Brown said.
It’s about 10% closer and 20% bigger in area and brightness.
“That’s a pretty subtle difference and that’s not going to be immediately obvious to the human eye.”
subtle
small but important
细微的；细致的
例句：
There is a subtle difference between these two plans.
两个计划之间有一点细微的差别。
A supermoon happens when the moon reaches the closest point to Earth in its 27-day orbit and it happens to be full which occurs approximately once a year.
While the moon will be around 40 000km closer to Earth Brown says the photos of enormous moons in the sky are simply optical illusions.
optical
relating to light or the ability to see
光学的；视觉的；视力的
例句：
an optical effect
视觉效果
an optical microscope
光学显微镜
“To be honest some of the supermoon photography out there is people playing tricks with zoom lenses … When we see the moon next to a tree or a mountain or a plane flying in front of it we certainly get a perception of it being very big.”
zoom lens
a device attached to a camera that can make the person or object being photographed appear nearer
可变焦距镜头
The pink supermoon seen in Bintan island Indonesia on Tuesday.
Although it’s called “pink” Brown says this is just a name like “blue moon”. It simply means the April full moon and it will probably still be silver or yellow-tinged in the sky.
tingled
略带有…色的
If something is tinged with a particular colour it has a small amount of that colour in it.
be tinged with 颜色
例句：
His dark hair was just tinged with grey...
他的黑发略有点花白。
The living room was tinged yellow by light filtered through the curtains.
起居室被透过窗帘照进来的阳光染上了一丝金黄色。
yellow-tinged 是复合词，-tinged为后缀，表示：略带黄色的
用法：颜色-tinged
“The only time that we get unusual colours for the moon is if say we’re looking at it through smoky or dusty skies like we had last summer … or in a lunar eclipse.”
He said it’s still worth venturing into your backyard or gazing at it out the window.
venture
to risk going somewhere or doing something that might be dangerous or unpleasant or to risk saying something that might be criticized
冒险去（或做）；冒昧地说
venture into sth.
例句：
She rarely ventured outside except when she went to stock up on groceries.
她极少冒险外出，除非要去采购杂货。
As we set off into the forest we felt as though we were venturing (forth) into the unknown.
当我们动身进入那片森林时，感觉自己似乎正在冒险进入一个未知的世界。She tentatively ventured the opinion that the project would be too expensive to complete but the boss ignored her.
她有些犹豫但还是斗胆进言，认为完成那个项目花费太高，但老板不予理睬。
“The moon is a really rewarding astronomical object to look at ... Even with the unaided eye you can see the dark blotches on it which are the basalt plains ” Brown said.
rewarding
giving a reward especially by making you feel satisfied that you have done something important or useful or done something well
值得做的；有意义的
例句：
Is it a rewarding job?
干这份工作有意义吗？
Textbook writing can be an intellectually and financially rewarding activity.
编著教科书会是一件很有意义的工作，既可以使人增长知识，又可以获得经济上的回报。
blotch
a mark that is not regular in shape for example on a person's skin
（皮肤等上的）斑点;污迹
例句：
Her face was covered in purple blotches.
她的脸上满是紫色的斑点。
basalt
a type of black rock that comes from a volcano
玄武岩
玄武岩(basalt)，洋壳主要组成，属基性火山岩。是地球洋壳和月球月海的最主要组成物质，也是地球陆壳和月球月陆的重要组成物质。
“If you have a decent set of binoculars or a cheap telescope you can see craters and some of the mountains … It’s a good opportunity to just take a look and appreciate the moon for what it is.”
binocilar
using both eyes to see things; made for use with both eyes
同时用双目的；双目并用的
例子：
a binocular microscope
双目显微镜
crater
the round hole at the top of a volcano or a hole in the ground similar to this
火山口；（火山口似的）坑
例句：
the huge crater of Vesuvius
巨大的维苏威火山口
With a good telescope you can see craters on the moon.
用好的望远镜能看到月亮上的环形山。
Brown said stargazing can be a rewarding family quarantine activity.
stargazing
Star-gazing is the activity of studying the stars as an astronomer or astrologer.
天体观察;天文学;占星学
在本文中，stargazing 指：平常人的观赏星星的行为。
“Some of the bright stars and planets are very easy to see with the unaided eye.
“From my lounge room and with $100 telescope I’ve seen the rings of Saturn and the clouds of Jupiter so it’s certainly something one can undertake while stuck at home.”
太阳系八大行星
水星 Mercurial
火星 Mars
金星 Venus
土星 Saturn
木星 Jupiter
天王星 Uranus
海王星 Neptune
