英：[ˈɡrænɪt]
美：[ˈɡrænɪt]
granite如何读
granite英汉释义
n.(名词)
- [U]花岗岩，花岗石 a hard grey rock,used for building and making roads
granite是什么意思
n. (名词)
- 花岗石
- 花岗岩
- 坚韧不拔
- 坚如磐石
- 坚毅
- 冷酷无情
granite自然拼读
gran·ite
grae niht
granite变形
复数:granites
granite扩展
granitic (adj.)
granite词根
词根：granite
adj.granitic 花岗石的；由花岗岩形成的
granite英英释义
noun
a coarse-grained igneous rock usu. composed of silica-rich minerals such as quartz, feldspar, and small amounts of mica or amphibole, commonly used for building, sculpture, and the like.The statue was sculpted out of granite.Granite was used for the building's columns.
exceptional hardness or toughness, as of will or purpose.
granite词组
weathered granite风化花岗岩；风化石
granite porphyry花岗斑岩；石英斑岩
black granite黑色花岗岩；黑花岗石
granite词源中文解释
1640年代，源自法语 granit(e)（17世纪）或直接源自意大利语 granito “花岗岩”，最初意为“有颗粒的”，过去分词形容词来自 granire “使成颗粒，使有颗粒状”，源自 grano “颗粒”，源自拉丁语 granum “颗粒”（源自 PIE 词根 *gre-no- “颗粒”）。指岩石的外观。从1839年开始，用于比喻“硬度”（如心脏、头部等的硬度）。美国新罕布什尔州至少自1825年以来一直被称为 Granite State。
granite_土木工程行业词汇
花岗岩
granite_地质学行业词汇
花岗岩
granite词源英文解释
Italian granito, from past participle of granire to granulate, from grano grain, from Latin granum
The first known use of granite was in 1646
granite儿童词典英英释义
granularadjective
consisting of grains
having a grainy structure, feel, or appearance
grant1 of 2verb
to consent to : permit
grant your request
to permit as a right, privilege, or favor
granted them a day off for volunteer work
to give the possession or benefit of formally or legally
the king granted land to the settlers
to admit something not yet proved to be true
granted you are right, you must still pay for the damage
grant2 of 2noun
the act of granting
something granted: as
a gift (as of money or land) for a particular purpose
a research grant
an area of land granted by a government
granteenoun
one to whom a grant is made
grant1 of 2verb
to consent to : permit
grant your request
to permit as a right, privilege, or favor
granted them a day off for volunteer work
to give the possession or benefit of formally or legally
the king granted land to the settlers
to admit something not yet proved to be true
granted you are right, you must still pay for the damage
grant2 of 2noun
the act of granting
something granted: as
a gift (as of money or land) for a particular purpose
a research grant
an area of land granted by a government
granolanoun
a mixture of oats and other ingredients (as brown sugar, raisins, coconut, or nuts) that is eaten especially for breakfast or as a snack
grannynoun
grandmother sense 1
an ankle-length dress usually with long sleeves and a high waist
grannynoun
grandmother sense 1
an ankle-length dress usually with long sleeves and a high waist
granitenoun
a very hard rock that can be polished and is used in buildings and monuments
unyielding firmness (as of character, will, or opinion)
granitenoun
a very hard rock that can be polished and is used in buildings and monuments
unyielding firmness (as of character, will, or opinion)
granitenoun
a very hard rock that can be polished and is used in buildings and monuments
unyielding firmness (as of character, will, or opinion)
granite 例句
1 This wall is old, built of rough, square lumps of hewn granite, and it comes from the woods and goes back to the woods once more.
2 Qitianling pluton was formed by two phases emplacement and is mainly composed of early stage granite.
湘南骑田岭岩体主要由两阶段侵位所形成,早阶段侵位花岗岩组成骑田岭岩体的主体.
3 He had been shaping a block of granite with a hammer when a chip flew into his left eye and sliced right through it.
4 We hit the first ridges of granite, the first lakes; there’s snow in the shadows.
5 It’s built of the same brooding granite as the rest of the school.
6 Tower built in granite platform, the original one, built six years after Chongxi to 3 layers.
阁建在花岗石台基上, 原为一层, 后于重熙六年增建至3层.
7 Here and there scrub pines and bushes jutted from the granite surface.
8 And that was when Lizzie looked across the water to the mainland and saw the group of men gathered high on the granite ledge above the tide.
9 It had a granite telephone engraved in it.
10 A stage of laboratory experiment modelling the melting of crustal rocks into granite has been initiated.
以地壳岩石为源岩的热力学实验的开展,是花岗岩热力学研究的开始.
11 “Marble, granite, don’t know yet. I’m working with this totally cool sculptor now. He’s amazing, Noah.”
12 "Well," I said, grinding my cigarette nervously into the granite step.
“好吧，”我边说边紧张地把香烟在花岗岩台阶上碾灭。
13 Thor took the drinking cup, hefted it in both hands, then threw it with all his might against one of the granite pillars that held up the roof of the banqueting hall.
14 It lit the lofty places in the mountains, the ravines filled with pines, the pointy crags of granite.
15 Did she notice the ornamental touches around the entrance, the Roman urns spilling granite fruit, the harlequin marble?
16 She was surrounded on three sides by walls of granite, perfect matches to the ceiling overhead.
17 No more inns now, among these appalling slopes of snow and granite.
18 Here among these blackened granite outcrops General Fremont made his stand against a Mexican army, and defeated it.
19 We rode down Route 127 to Folly Cove, passing a mile of granite curbing and houses built with granite blocks.
20 “I’ve brought you a little chip of Vermont granite,” he explained to the plump, smiling woman who met them at the door.
granite 同义词
1 坚毅
2 冷酷无情
cold-livered marblehearted marble ice-cold inclement flinty affectless coldhearted cruelty flint inclemency steel petrify
4 溜石