What does the sun like that absorbs water from people s bodies?

1.The sun was like a fireball, like a little girl's red face.

2.The sun finally came out, like a giant ship sailing out of the horizon.

3.In the morning, the sun was like a new daughter-in-law who had just passed the door, revealing half of her face shyly.

4.In the evening, the sun has already put away its rays, like a big red disk, which looks so lovely.

5.The red sun is like a ripe red apple.

6.The sun came out like a little girl.

7.The red sun is like a furnace of boiling molten steel, spewing out, and the golden light is dazzling.

8.The sun left the horizon, red, as if it were a dazzling agate disk, slowly moving upward.

9.The sun is like a big red balloon, lighting up the world.

10.At this time, the sun has put away its light and turned into a large red disc, which looks so cute.

11.In the morning, the sun showed half of her face like a new daughter-in-law who had just gone out.

12.The sun is like a big watering can, and a pot of paint is used to paint the world without hesitation.

13.The sun is like a big lantern.

14.The sun finally rose into the sky and shone intensely, golden like pieces of gold falling from the earth.

15.The sun finally came out and shone on the river, red. One piece, like fire.

16.The sun showed a red face, like a shy little girl.

17.At this time, the sun has put away its light and turned into a large red disc, which looks so cute.

18.The sun finally came out, like a giant ship sailing out of the horizon.

19.The sun floats like a volcano in the sky.

20.The sun is like a big watering can, and a pot of paint is used to paint the world without hesitation.

21.The sun came out like a lantern.

22.The sun is slowly "rolling" downwards like a big leather ball

23.The sun is like a big fireball, the light is scorching, the road is scorched by the scorching sun, and the feet step down into a string of white smoke.

24.The sun hung in the sky like a big ball of fire.

25.The sun is like a beautiful red ball, which accompanies us at all times.

26.The sun slowly passed through the clouds, revealing her already swollen and red face, like a shy little girl looking at the earth.

The sun is too hot to drink water, desperately absorbing the water in people's bodies.

Due to the radiation of the sun, the water on the surface of the earth is continuously evaporated by heat, turns into steam, rises into the atmosphere, condenses when cold, first becomes clouds, fog, and then forms rain, snow, etc., under the action of the earth's gravity, it descends to the ground, forming a cycle, which is called the water cycle, also known as the hydrological cycle. The movement of the water cycle is carried out continuously and endlessly in the four spheres of nature: the gaseous atmosphere, the solid lithosphere, the three states (gaseous, liquid, solid) coexistence of the hydrosphere, and the vibrant biosphere. This constant reciprocal water cycle, depending on the area in which it occurs:

Between the sea and the land, between the land and over the land, and between the sea and the sky over the ocean, it can be divided into large cycles and small cycles. The water on the surface of the vast ocean, after evaporation, becomes water vapor, rises into the air, and is transported to the sky above the continent with the air current, and a part of the water vapor condenses under the right conditions to form precipitation. The water that falls to the ground, except for a part of it that evaporates and returns to the atmosphere, the rest, part of which flows along the ground, forms surface runoff; The other part seeps into the ground, creating underground runoff.

These two parts of the runoff are finally discharged back to the ocean through river networks, etc., thus forming a water cycle between the ocean and the land, also known as the Great Cycle. Water on land (mainly inland) is evaporated by the land surface and water surface and transpiration of plants to form water vapor, which is carried by the air flow to the sky of Shanghe Town, cools and condenses, forms precipitation, and still falls back to the continent, forming an inland water cycle; The water on the vast ocean surface evaporates and turns into water vapor, which is carried by air currents and condenses over the ocean, forming precipitation, which still falls to the ocean, forming an inner circulation over the sea. These two water cycles are also known as small cycles.