How to say the moon in English

The English word for the moon is moon.

Examples of bilingualism are as follows:

1. The moon shines a rainbow on the water mist splashed by the waterfall. That? The moon? Used to be. Casting? Answer? Rainbow? Through? That? Spray? From where? That? waterfall

The moon is shining, and the fields shed faint light. That? The moon? Shiny? Fall off? Answer? Ghosts? Light? Open? That? Field.

Then he used a template to print the moon and stars on the ceiling. What? then what Stencil printing? That? Ceiling? With what? Answer? The moon? And then what? Star? Theme.

Half the moon is hidden behind a faint cloud. That? Half? The moon? Is it? Hide? Behind? Some? wispy？ Clouds.

As follows:

The Moon (English name: Moon, Latin name: Luna) is a spherical celestial body revolving around the earth and a natural satellite of the earth. The moon is the fifth largest satellite in the solar system, with an average radius of about 1737. 10 km, equivalent to 0.273 times that of radius of the earth. The mass is close to 7.342× 10? Kilogram, equivalent to 0.0 1.23 times of the earth.

The surface of the moon is covered with craters, which may be formed by the impact of small celestial bodies. The average distance between the moon and the earth is about 384,400 kilometers, which is about 30 times the diameter of the earth. The moon has a fluid outer core and a solid inner core similar to the earth.

The moon is the natural satellite of the earth, which may have been formed about 4.5 billion years ago. Shortly after the formation of the earth, there were several hypotheses about its origin. One supported by more factual evidence is the "theory of the origin of the great collision" formed by the debris gathered around the earth from the huge collision between the earth and the Martian-sized celestial body "Teia".