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solidus如何读
solidus是什么意思
- n.苏勒德斯（古代罗马金币的一种）；[印]斜线
solidus自然拼读
sol·i·dus
sa lih ds
solidus变形
复数:solidi
solidus英英释义
- n.
- a gold coin of the Byzantine Empire; widely circulated in Europe in the Middle Ages
- a punctuation mark (/) used to separate related items of information
solidus词源中文解释
金币，14世纪晚期，复数为 solidi，既用于英国先令，也用于罗马金币，源自于晚期拉丁语 solidus，是罗马帝国一种硬币（价值约为25个 denarii，由君士坦丁大帝引入），全称为 nummus solidus，字面意思是“实心硬币”，实际上是指厚实的金属硬币，而不是薄片。参见 solid（形容词）。
作为英国价格中分离先令和便士的斜线或短划线的名称（有时称为 shilling mark，据说是修改后的长 -S-，表示“先令”），至1891年。它也被称为 virgule，通常用作分数中的水平线或除号的替代符号。
solidus_冶金学行业词汇
固相线
solidus_地质学行业词汇
固相线
solidus_物理学行业词汇
固［相］线
［line］
solidus_电子学行业词汇
固相线
solidus词源英文解释
Middle English, from Late Latin, from Latin, solid
The first known use of solidus was in the 14th century
solidus 例句
1 Partial melting occurs when the geothermal gradient line crosses the solidus line.
2 Justinian ordered that when gifts exceeded five hundred solidi, a formal act stating the particulars of the donation should be inscribed in a public register.
3 Let the messenger have a bath; give him food and wine, a gold solidus, and this letter.
4 Slant ( slash ): The oblique line used to separate one element from another . Also called Solidus.
斜笔 ( 斜线 ): 用来分隔两种不同要素的斜线.
5 Solidipes is from solidus, solid; pes, foot; and is so called because the stem of the plant is solid.
6 LXXI If the second toe from the foot he severs, he pays solidi six.
7 The green line is called the solidus, the melting point temperature of the rock at that pressure.
8 It is reckoned correctly: fifty solidi principal, and at thirty per cent, interest, fifteen solidi more.
9 Glauke, the daughter of an Athenian sculptor, had studied the folds of the chlamys for years, and for this reason had been bought by the Empress at a cost of many thousand solidi.
10 Nurse yourself--a solidus for every drop of your blood!--the letter is worth blood and gold, as it seems.
11 Not a solidus out of his own pocket!
12 If ideally constructed the system, as far as silver is concerned, would be this— 12 denarii = 1 solidus.
13 Before then, the Greek drachma held its value for six centuries, the Byzantine solidus for more than seven centuries, the Arab dinar for about four centuries, and the Spanish silver dollar for about four centuries.
14 B, C, and D all show different ways the Earth produces intersections of the geothermal gradient and the solidus, which results in melting each time.
15 The rock surrounding the plume is exposed to higher temperatures, the geothermal gradient crosses to the right of the green solidus line, and the rock begins to melt.
16 Reduced pressure shifts the geotherm to the right of the solidus, causing decompression melting.
17 The new coin, the solidus, was to be the standard international currency of the western world for 800 years.
18 Graph D and label Z show a subduction zone, where an addition of volatiles lowers the melting point, shifting the solidus to the left of the geothermal gradient.
19 The red line is the geothermal gradient and the green solidus line represents at temperature and pressure regime at which melting begins.
20 Here is a little graphical palate cleanser: we visualized the life cycle of the parasite Schistocephalus solidus, which requires ingestion by a copepod, a fish and a bird—in that order—to survive and reproduce.