How to spell the moon in English?

First, pronunciation

English: [/mu? n/]； United States: [/mu? n/]

Second, Chinese translation.

Moon; Moon; Satellite; The phase of the moon

Third, form.

The third person singular: the moon

Plural number: the moon

Present participle: in a daze

Past tense: mooned

Past participle: mooned

Fourth, phrase collocation.

Crescent moon? crescent

The lunar surface? Lunar surface

Watching the moon? Look at the moon

See the moon? Appreciate the bright full moon

Bilingual examples of verbs (abbreviation of verb)

1. They? Used to be. That? First of all? Men? Where to? Land? Open? That? The moon. ?

They were the first people to land on the moon.

2. Our? Way? Used to be. lit？ By who? Answer? Full? The moon. ?

A bright moon lit up our way.

3. That? The moon? Is it? Answer? Satellite? Yes? Earth. ?

The moon is a satellite of the earth.

4. That? The moon? Have you taken a shower? That? Rural areas? Are you online? Answer? Silver? Light. ?

The countryside in the moonlight is bathed in a piece of Yin Hui.

5. That? The moon? Actor? Answer? Bright? Light? Is it over? That? Yard.

The bright moonlight shone in the yard.

6. That? The moon? Shine, fall off? Answer? Ghosts? Light? Open? That? Field. ?

The moon shines and the fields shed faint light.

Use of intransitive verbs

1. can be used with indefinite articles to indicate a certain state, such as when the moon appears. At this time, the adjective often comes first, and this solution is often singular;

2. In literary language, it can also be used as the plural to emphasize the repeated appearance of the moon and set off the inner feelings and thoughts of the characters. In poetry, it can be interpreted as "moon";

When it is extended to "moonlight", it should be used with the definite article the or little.