Definition of harvest moon in English:

harvest moon

noun

The full moon that is seen nearest to the time of the autumn equinox.
获月（最接近秋分时见到的满月）
Example sentencesExamples
- And before them, low in the sky, hung the harvest moon, almost close enough to touch.
- Rose looked excitedly out of the window at the large harvest moon.
- It was the harvest moon month - it should not be this cold.
- ‘I couldn't have asked for a better night,’ he informed her as he gazed up at the nearly full harvest moon casting its light down on the waves.
- The harvest moon came over the city-country of Sarconis, and the farmers brought in their harvests.

Definition of harvest moon in US English:

harvest moon

nounˈˌhɑrvəs(t) ˈmunˈˌhärvəs(t) ˈmo͞on

The full moon that is seen nearest to the time of the autumnal equinox.
获月（最接近秋分时见到的满月）
Example sentencesExamples
- The harvest moon came over the city-country of Sarconis, and the farmers brought in their harvests.
- ‘I couldn't have asked for a better night,’ he informed her as he gazed up at the nearly full harvest moon casting its light down on the waves.
- It was the harvest moon month - it should not be this cold.
- And before them, low in the sky, hung the harvest moon, almost close enough to touch.
- Rose looked excitedly out of the window at the large harvest moon.

词汇	harvest moon
释义	Definition of harvest moon in English: harvest moon noun The full moon that is seen nearest to the time of the autumn equinox. 获月（最接近秋分时见到的满月） Example sentencesExamples And before them, low in the sky, hung the harvest moon, almost close enough to touch. Rose looked excitedly out of the window at the large harvest moon. It was the harvest moon month - it should not be this cold. ‘I couldn't have asked for a better night,’ he informed her as he gazed up at the nearly full harvest moon casting its light down on the waves. The harvest moon came over the city-country of Sarconis, and the farmers brought in their harvests. Definition of harvest moon in US English: harvest moon nounˈˌhɑrvəs(t) ˈmunˈˌhärvəs(t) ˈmo͞on The full moon that is seen nearest to the time of the autumnal equinox. 获月（最接近秋分时见到的满月） Example sentencesExamples The harvest moon came over the city-country of Sarconis, and the farmers brought in their harvests. ‘I couldn't have asked for a better night,’ he informed her as he gazed up at the nearly full harvest moon casting its light down on the waves. It was the harvest moon month - it should not be this cold. And before them, low in the sky, hung the harvest moon, almost close enough to touch. Rose looked excitedly out of the window at the large harvest moon.
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