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In the sunshine vs Under the sunshine

Both "in the sunshine" and "under the sunshine" are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "In the sunshine" is commonly used to describe being exposed to the sun's rays. "Under the sunshine" is not a common phrase, but it could imply being sheltered from the sun or being in a specific position relative to the sun.
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In the sunshine

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to describe being exposed to the sun's rays.

This phrase is used to describe being outside and enjoying the sunlight or warmth of the sun.

Examples:

  • I love to sit in the sunshine and read a book.
  • The flowers bloomed beautifully in the sunshine.
  • Let's have a picnic in the sunshine.
  • The children played happily in the sunshine.
  • She closed her eyes and basked in the sunshine.
  • Well, you can always take long walks in the sunshine.
  • At last this country can finally bask in the sunshine of a true democracia.
  • Unless you're Jerry Patch, and you live for your Sunday brunch in the sunshine.
  • Up there I create action in the sunshine.
  • Look at it, gleaming in the sunshine.
  • First of all, I'm going to remember you walking along the quays of Italy in the sunshine with a trail of signori behind you shouting "bella, bella, bella."
  • Big Clyde going to catch him some rays, some love in the sunshine.
  • It's good to get out in the sunshine and the fresh air.
  • Evil is done under the cover of darkness, good works are done in the sunshine.
  • Of course if she's got eyes that are bluer than cornflowers and hair the color of wheat in the sunshine he counts himself real fortunate.
  • It's still there 'cause I planted it and it's amazing in the sunshine.
  • I figure... spending some time together, sitting in the sunshine, listening to some piano can't do them any harm.
  • Chuck could feel her truth stepping out of the shadows, warming its toes in the sunshine, and the man from the sewer could sense it.
  • And soon you'll be walking around in the sunshine
  • Put them in those wheelchairs, wheel them up there, and if anyone sees us, we're just a bunch of young offenders taking a couple of specials for a walk in the sunshine.
  • I mean, she wants to be private, can't it be out in the sunshine or under a tree somewhere?
  • But if I am a dark-haired, brown-eyed, dark-skinned southern European, I could spend six or seven hours in the sunshine to no effect at all.
  • - I would tell her to quit her job. I would tell her to grow her hair, I would tell her to move somewhere where she's outside in the sunshine,
  • Everything feels so different in the sunshine.
  • Dozing in the sunshine, blessed by a breeze.

Alternatives:

  • under the sun
  • basking in the sun
  • soaking up the sun
  • enjoying the sunlight
  • basking in the sunshine

Under the sunshine

This phrase is correct but less commonly used in English. It could imply being sheltered from the sun or being in a specific position relative to the sun.

This phrase could be used to describe being in a shaded area while still aware of the presence of the sun, or to indicate a specific location relative to the sun.

Alternatives:

  • in the shade
  • sheltered from the sun
  • protected from the sun
  • out of the direct sunlight
  • in a sunny spot

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