1. Present participle of 'eclipsar'; to obscure or block out light, as in an astronomical eclipse
The moon is eclipsing the sun during the solar eclipse.
A lua está eclipsando o sol durante o eclipse solar.
2. To surpass or outshine someone or something; to make something seem less important or impressive
Her talent is eclipsing that of her competitors.
Seu talento está eclipsando o dos concorrentes.
3. To diminish or reduce the prominence or visibility of something
Recent scandals are eclipsing the company's achievements.
Escândalos recentes estão eclipsando as realizações da empresa.