| 释义 |
† diˈaporous, a. Obs. rare.
[f. Gr. δια- through + -πορος passing through, f. πόρος passage, pore: cf. εὔπορος easy to pass through.]
Having the quality of penetrating or passing through.
1682Evelyn Mem. 24 Mar., A discourse of..the difficulty of finding any red colour effectual to penetrate glass..that the most diaporous, as blue, yellow, &c., did not enter into the substance of what was ordinarily painted, more than very shallow..other reds and whites not at all beyond the superfices. |