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solar

Meaning in simple English

US /ˈsoʊlɚ/ · UK /ˈsəʊlə/

solar means: Related to the sun or coming from it.

adjective

THE SUNB1

Related to the sun or coming from it.

  • Earth belongs to the solar system.
  • We watched a solar eclipse last summer.
  • Strong solar radiation can damage equipment in space.

Common phrases: solar system, solar eclipse, solar radiation

SUN POWEREDB1

Using energy from sunlight to work.

  • We installed solar panels on the roof.
  • This solar charger works best in bright sunlight.
  • Does your house have solar heating?

Similar words: sun-powered

Common phrases: solar panels, solar charger, solar heating

SUN PRODUCEDC2

Produced by sunlight or changed by its effects.

  • The farm uses solar drying for its fruit.
  • Solar evaporation leaves salt behind in the ponds.
  • They collected solar salt after the water had dried up.

Common phrases: solar salt, solar drying, solar evaporation

noun

PRIVATE ROOMC2

A private upstairs room used by the owners of a large house in medieval times.

  • The lord rested in his solar.
  • A staircase led from the hall to the solar.
  • The family’s solar was warmer than the great hall.

Similar words: private chamber

Common phrases: the solar, private solar

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