1) The Red Sea. 2) The Urals. 3) The Volga. 4) The Alps. 5) The Caucasus Mountains. 6) The Thames. 7) Madrid. 8) Africa. 9) North America. 10) South America. 11) Oxford Street. 12) Red Square. 13) Hyde Park. 14) Lake Baikal. 16) Europe.
Артикль the не употребляется с названиями континентов, планет, стран, городов, улиц, озер, с названиями университетов, храмов, праздников.
Артикль the используется с названиями морей, рек, гор, отелей, музеев, театров. The ставим перед фамилией что обозначает семью (the Smiths).
ответ: halo (circle, disk or halo in greek) is the name of a group of optical phenomena in the atmosphere that arise as a result of refraction and reflection of light by ice crystals forming cirrus clouds and fogs.
the phenomena of the halo are very diverse: they look like rainbow (when refracting) and white (when reflecting) stripes, spots, arcs and circles in the sky. when observing a halo, it is necessary to cover the sun with an object or at least with your hand so as not to spoil your eyes (in most cases, when photographing, it is also advisable to close the sun). it is advisable to wear dark glasses, as individual elements of the halo are dazzlingly bright.
there are even signs associated with the halo: around the sun or moon, a halo is visible (a sign of worsening weather); in winter - white crowns of large diameter around the sun or moon mean that frosty weather will continue; the ring around the moon - to the wind (worsening weather). professional photographer yuri gnatyuk photographed a gorgeous halo observation on solovki.
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