Definition of skyglow in English:

skyglow

noun

mass noun

Brightness of the night sky in a built-up area as a result of light pollution.
at night the stars and planets are obliterated by glare and skyglow
Example sentencesExamples
- Light pollution occurs when too much artificial illumination enters the night sky and reflects off airborne water droplets and dust particles causing ‘skyglow’.
- A combination of skyglow, clouds, and insufficient aperture kept me from spotting it, though the sites farther east were much darker.
- It's the skyglow, from artificial lights and smog.

Definition of skyglow in US English:

skyglow

nounˈskīˌɡlō

Brightness of the night sky in a built-up area as a result of light pollution.
at night the stars and planets are obliterated by glare and skyglow
Example sentencesExamples
- A combination of skyglow, clouds, and insufficient aperture kept me from spotting it, though the sites farther east were much darker.
- It's the skyglow, from artificial lights and smog.
- Light pollution occurs when too much artificial illumination enters the night sky and reflects off airborne water droplets and dust particles causing ‘skyglow’.

单词	skyglow
释义	Definition of skyglow in English: skyglow noun mass noun Brightness of the night sky in a built-up area as a result of light pollution. at night the stars and planets are obliterated by glare and skyglow Example sentencesExamples Light pollution occurs when too much artificial illumination enters the night sky and reflects off airborne water droplets and dust particles causing ‘skyglow’. A combination of skyglow, clouds, and insufficient aperture kept me from spotting it, though the sites farther east were much darker. It's the skyglow, from artificial lights and smog. Definition of skyglow in US English: skyglow nounˈskīˌɡlō Brightness of the night sky in a built-up area as a result of light pollution. at night the stars and planets are obliterated by glare and skyglow Example sentencesExamples A combination of skyglow, clouds, and insufficient aperture kept me from spotting it, though the sites farther east were much darker. It's the skyglow, from artificial lights and smog. Light pollution occurs when too much artificial illumination enters the night sky and reflects off airborne water droplets and dust particles causing ‘skyglow’.
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