sky

UK
/skaɪ/
US
/skaɪ/
skynoun
skies
pl
UK
/skaɪ/
US
/skaɪ/
Translations
The sky is clear and blue today.
Сегодня небо ясное и голубое.
Definitions
The region of the atmosphere and outer space seen from the earth.
The sky was clear and blue, with not a cloud in sight.
The celestial sphere as seen from the earth.
Astronomers study the sky to understand more about the universe.
often the skies: the dwelling place of God, gods, or the spirits of the blessed; heaven.
Her soul was believed to ascend to the skies.
The highest attainable level or limit; an upper bound.
With enough determination, the sky is the limit.
Synonyms
skyverb
skyed
Past Simple
skyed
Past Participle
skying
Gerund
UK
/skaɪ/
US
/skaɪ/
Translations
запускать в небо
They decided to sky the kite during the festival.
Они решили запустить в небо воздушного змея во время фестиваля.
Definitions
To hit, kick, or throw (a ball or similar object) very high into the air.
He skyed a pop fly into shallow left field.
To hang or place (something, especially a picture) very high on a wall.
The gallery skyed the small portraits above the larger canvases.
Synonyms
send aloft
toss high
fling aloft
skyadjective
UK
/skaɪ/
US
/skaɪ/
Used attributively before another noun to denote connection with the sky.
Definitions
Situated, occurring, or originating in the sky; relating to the sky.
Sky lanterns drifted above the festival.