luna

The moon is full tonight.

This phrase is usually used for observations about the moon. In Spanish, 'luna' refers to the moon and 'llena' signifies that the moon is full or completely illuminated.

They are going to launch a rocket to the moon.

This sentence could be used when discussing about space explorations. The word 'cohete' refers to a rocket in Spanish.

The moon looks like a cheese.

This sentence follows the common metaphor that the moon resembles a cheese due to its craters that look like the holes in Swiss cheese.

He saw a lunar eclipse for the first time.

This phrase is usually used when someone experiences watching a lunar eclipse ('eclipse de luna' in Spanish) for the first time.

She wears a necklace with a moon pendant.

This sentence can be used to describe a piece of jewelry someone is wearing. 'Collar' and 'colgante' refer to necklace and pendant respectively.

I'm dying for a full moon ice cream.

This phrase might be found in a menu in Spain, where 'helado de luna llena' is a name for a popular ice cream dessert shaped like a full moon.

The honeymoon was in Paris.

In this context, 'luna de miel' refers to honeymoon. It literally translates to 'honey moon'.

The moon shines in the night sky.

This phrase can be used to describe the night sky, where 'brilla' means shines in Spanish.

He is over the moon.

The phrase 'en el séptimo cielo luna' is a Spanish idiom which means to be extremely happy, similar to the English idiom 'over the moon'.

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This is a common phrase used to describe a serene, nighttime scene. In Spanish, 'luz de la luna' refers to moonlight.