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GCheng620 Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

Too sun-shining/bright?

I don't which word is used more often to describe a condition where it's unbearably sun-shining? (And yes I say the former most of the time, but I have never heard of anybody else say this, though, embarrassingly enough)

Thanks in advance
  

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'sun-shining' is not used at all, to my knowledge. These are common: The sun is too bright. It is too sunny.

— Mister Micawber

  • 'sun-shining' is not used at all, to my knowledge.
  • These are common: The sun is too bright.
  • It is too sunny.
  • the sun is shining too brightly.
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'sun-shining' is not used at all, to my knowledge. These are common:

The sun is too bright.
It is too sunny.
the sun is shining too brightly.
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Mister Micawber'sun-shining' is not used at all, to my knowledge. These are common:The sun is too bright.It is too sunny.the sun is shining too brightly.
No actually I want to describe a "place" instead of just the sunshine itself,
for example,"It's too bright here".

Is that OK?
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GCheng620"It's too bright here".
OK.
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