corona
part of speech
noun (corona, coronas or coronae); noun (Corona, short for coronavirus)
meaning for a pupil
1) The hot outer layer of gas around the Sun, seen as a glowing ring during a total solar eclipse. tree →
2) (informal) Short for coronavirus, especially COVID-19. tree →
3) A ring of light around something. tree →
sense in the lessons
In science lessons, the Sun's corona can be seen only during a total eclipse. In recent history, «corona» was everyday talk for the COVID-19 pandemic, with lockdowns and home learning. The word is Latin for «crown».
examples
- During the eclipse we saw the Sun's corona. tree →
- The corona is hotter than the Sun's surface. tree →
- Schools closed during the corona pandemic. tree →
- Coronaviruses look like they have a crown of spikes. tree →
- A corona of light shone around the moon. tree →
- Corona means crown in Latin. tree →
note
Never look straight at the Sun, even near an eclipse, without proper eclipse glasses. Corona is also a brand name of beer.
Trees and pragmatics
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