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English phrases for International Moon Day (20 July)

Here is a comprehensive list of English phrases for International Moon Day (20 July), complete with explanations, Vietnamese translations, and examples:

1. Shoot for the moon.

Explanation: Aim high; even if you fail, you’ll land among the stars.
Vietnamese: Hãy nhắm tới mặt trăng.
Example: "Shoot for the moon—dream big and don’t hold back."
#DreamBig #MoonGoals

2. One small step, one giant leap.

Explanation: Refers to Neil Armstrong’s quote about progress through bold actions.
Vietnamese: Một bước nhỏ của con người, một bước nhảy vọt cho nhân loại.
Example: "July 20th marks one small step, one giant leap for humanity."
#MoonLanding #GiantLeap

3. To the moon and back.

Explanation: A way to express immense love or distance.
Vietnamese: Đến mặt trăng và quay lại.
Example: "I love you to the moon and back!"
#EndlessLove #MoonDayFeelings

4. Lunar dreams, endless possibilities.

Explanation: The moon symbolizes imagination and future potential.
Vietnamese: Giấc mơ mặt trăng, khả năng vô tận.
Example: "On International Moon Day, we celebrate lunar dreams and endless possibilities."
#LunarDreams #FutureInSpace

5. The moon lights the path.

Explanation: The moon symbolizes guidance and clarity in darkness.
Vietnamese: Mặt trăng soi sáng con đường.
Example: "Even in the darkest times, the moon lights the path."
#LightInDarkness #MoonWisdom

6. Moonlight inspires magic.

Explanation: Moonlight is often connected with inspiration, mystery, and creativity.
Vietnamese: Ánh trăng truyền cảm hứng cho điều kỳ diệu.
Example: "Writers and artists find that moonlight inspires magic."
#MoonlightMagic #InspiredByTheMoon

7. Reaching for the moon.

Explanation: Striving for something extraordinary.
Vietnamese: Vươn tới mặt trăng.
Example: "Science and curiosity keep us reaching for the moon."
#ReachHigh #SpaceExploration

8. The moon connects us all.

Explanation: Everyone on Earth sees the same moon; it’s a shared symbol.
Vietnamese: Mặt trăng kết nối tất cả chúng ta.
Example: "No matter where you are, the moon connects us all."
#OneMoon #GlobalConnection

9. Moonlight and wonder.

Explanation: Emphasizes the beauty and mystery of the moon.
Vietnamese: Ánh trăng và sự kỳ diệu.
Example: "Let’s pause and enjoy a night of moonlight and wonder."
#MoonGlow #CelestialBeauty

10. Beyond the moon.

Explanation: Suggests going even further than the limits we've already reached.
Vietnamese: Vượt xa cả mặt trăng.
Example: "Let’s dream big—our goals should go beyond the moon."
#BeyondLimits #FutureInSpace

1. Fly me to the moon.

Explanation: A romantic and dreamy phrase, also a famous song.
Vietnamese: Hãy đưa anh/em đến mặt trăng.
Example: "Fly me to the moon and let me dance among the stars."
#RomanticVibes #ClassicMoon

12. Under the same moon.

Explanation: A reminder that distance doesn’t break emotional connections.
Vietnamese: Dưới cùng một mặt trăng.
Example: "We may be far apart, but we’re under the same moon."
#SameMoon #EmotionalBond

13. The moon remembers.

Explanation: A poetic way to say that time or the universe holds our stories.
Vietnamese: Mặt trăng luôn ghi nhớ.
Example: "Even if we forget, the moon remembers."
#EternalMoments #MoonMemory

14. Follow the moonlight.

Explanation: Suggests following your dreams or intuition.
Vietnamese: Hãy theo ánh trăng.
Example: "Don’t fear the unknown—follow the moonlight."
#TrustYourPath #MoonGuide

15. From Earth to the moon.

Explanation: Celebrates humanity’s achievements in space exploration.
Vietnamese: Từ Trái Đất đến mặt trăng.
Example: "From Earth to the moon—we’ve made history."
#MoonJourney #HumanAchievement

16. Dream with your eyes on the moon.

Explanation: Keep aiming high while holding onto your dreams.
Vietnamese: Hãy mơ với ánh mắt hướng về mặt trăng.
Example: "Let your ambitions soar—dream with your eyes on the moon."
#DreamBig #AimHigher

17. The moon is always there.

Explanation: The moon is a constant presence and source of comfort.
Vietnamese: Mặt trăng luôn hiện diện.
Example: "No matter how your day goes, the moon is always there."
#MoonComfort #CelestialPeace

18. Chasing moonlight.

Explanation: Suggests following beauty, dreams, or mystery.
Vietnamese: Theo đuổi ánh trăng.
Example: "Let’s spend tonight chasing moonlight."
#NightWonders #MoonAdventure

19. Touch the moon with science.

Explanation: Celebrates how technology and research brought us to the moon.
Vietnamese: Vươn tới mặt trăng bằng khoa học.
Example: "We touched the moon with science and will go beyond with imagination."
#ScienceInAction #ExploreMore

20. Celebrate the moon, celebrate mankind.

Explanation: Commemorates the moon landing as a triumph for all humanity.
Vietnamese: Tôn vinh mặt trăng là tôn vinh nhân loại.
Example: "International Moon Day reminds us to celebrate the moon, celebrate mankind."
#MoonDay #HumanProgress

#InternationalMoonDay #MoonLanding #ReachForTheMoon #OneSmallStep #MoonMagic #SpaceInspiration #LunarLegacy #CelebrateScience #UnderTheSameMoon #DreamBeyond

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English vocabulary for International Moon Day (20 July)

Here is a comprehensive list of English vocabulary for International Moon Day (20 July) with IPA pronunciations, explanations, and examples:

1. Moon /muːn/ (n.)

Explanation: The natural satellite of the Earth, visible mainly at night.
Example: The moon looked especially bright during last night’s celebration.

2. Astronaut /ˈæs.trə.nɔːt/ (n.)

Explanation: A person trained to travel and work in space.
Example: Neil Armstrong was the first astronaut to walk on the Moon.

3. Lunar /ˈluː.nər/ (adj.)

Explanation: Related to the Moon.
Example: Lunar missions have helped us understand more about space.

4. Orbit /ˈɔː.bɪt/ (n./v.)

Explanation: The path one object takes around another in space.
Example: The Moon orbits the Earth every 27.3 days.

5. Crater /ˈkreɪ.tər/ (n.)

Explanation: A large hole on the surface of the Moon, typically caused by a meteorite.
Example: The surface of the Moon is covered in craters of all sizes.

6. Spacecraft /ˈspeɪs.krɑːft/ (n.)

Explanation: A vehicle used for travel in space.
Example: The Apollo 11 spacecraft took humans to the Moon in 1969.

7. Gravity /ˈɡræv.ɪ.ti/ (n.)

Explanation: The force that attracts objects toward each other, like Earth pulling us downward.
Example: The Moon has weaker gravity than Earth, so astronauts could jump higher.

8. Telescope /ˈtel.ɪ.skəʊp/ (n.)

Explanation: A device used to observe distant objects, such as the Moon or stars.
Example: We used a telescope to watch the full Moon last night.

9. Lunar module /ˈluː.nər ˈmɒd.juːl/ (n.)

Explanation: The part of a spacecraft used to land on the Moon.
Example: The lunar module "Eagle" successfully landed on the Moon.

10. Surface /ˈsɜː.fɪs/ (n.)

Explanation: The outermost layer of an object, like the ground of the Moon.
Example: The Moon's surface is rocky and dusty.

11. Satellite /ˈsæt.əl.aɪt/ (n.)

Explanation: An object that orbits another object; the Moon is Earth’s natural satellite.
Example: The Moon is the only natural satellite of our planet.

12. Eclipse /ɪˈklɪps/ (n.)

Explanation: An event where one celestial body moves into the shadow of another.
Example: A lunar eclipse occurs when Earth blocks sunlight from reaching the Moon.

13. Space suit /ˈspeɪs suːt/ (n.)

Explanation: A special suit worn by astronauts to survive in space.
Example: The astronauts wore space suits to walk safely on the Moon.

14. Full moon /ˌfʊl ˈmuːn/ (n.)

Explanation: The lunar phase when the entire face of the Moon is visible from Earth.
Example: The sky was lit by a bright full moon.

15. Microgravity /ˌmaɪ.krəʊˈɡræv.ɪ.ti/ (n.)

Explanation: A condition of near-weightlessness experienced in space.
Example: In microgravity, astronauts float inside the spacecraft.

16. Space exploration /ˈspeɪs ˌek.spləˈreɪ.ʃən/ (n.)

Explanation: The discovery and study of outer space through science and technology.
Example: Moon Day reminds us of the incredible achievements in space exploration.

17. Launch /lɔːntʃ/ (v./n.)

Explanation: To send a spacecraft into the sky or space; also refers to the event.
Example: Apollo 11 was launched from Kennedy Space Center.

18. Rocket /ˈrɒk.ɪt/ (n.)

Explanation: A vehicle or device powered by fuel, used to travel into space.
Example: The rocket carrying the astronauts lifted off perfectly.

19. NASA /ˈnæs.ə/ (n.)

Explanation: The U.S. space agency responsible for space missions like Apollo 11.
Example: NASA led the first manned Moon landing in 1969.

20. Milestone /ˈmaɪl.stəʊn/ (n.)

Explanation: A significant achievement or event in history.
Example: The first Moon landing was a major milestone in human history.

#MoonDay #July20 #Apollo11 #MoonLanding #SpaceExploration #OneGiantLeap #NASA #LunarMission #FullMoon #CelebrateTheMoon