Definition of ignimbrite in English:

ignimbrite

noun ˈɪɡnɪmbrʌɪtˈiɡnimˌbrīt

mass nounGeology

A volcanic rock consisting essentially of pumice fragments, formed by the consolidation of material deposited by pyroclastic flows.
Example sentencesExamples
- Low glass viscosity and rapid welding of ignimbrite would be principally favoured by high-temperature emplacement, alkaline magmatic composition and incomplete degassing.
- The unit is an orange/red-weathered ignimbrite, which is generally massive and strongly feldsparphyric.
- The 7-35 m thick tuff is massive, rhyodacitic, K-feldsparrich and contains abundant siliceous nodules; it is interpreted as an ignimbrite.
- Streaks of crushed pumice are called fiammé and are diagnostic of an ash deposit called an ignimbrite.
- Significant differential neotectonic rotations are not evident across the NE continuation of this fault but are detected across the Erciyes pull-apart basin in the 2.8 Ma Incesu ignimbrite.

Origin

1930s: from Latin ignis 'fire' + imber, imbr- 'shower of rain, storm cloud' + -ite¹.

Definition of ignimbrite in US English:

ignimbrite

nounˈiɡnimˌbrīt

Geology

A volcanic rock consisting essentially of pumice fragments, formed by the consolidation of material deposited by pyroclastic flows.
Example sentencesExamples
- The unit is an orange/red-weathered ignimbrite, which is generally massive and strongly feldsparphyric.
- The 7-35 m thick tuff is massive, rhyodacitic, K-feldsparrich and contains abundant siliceous nodules; it is interpreted as an ignimbrite.
- Low glass viscosity and rapid welding of ignimbrite would be principally favoured by high-temperature emplacement, alkaline magmatic composition and incomplete degassing.
- Streaks of crushed pumice are called fiammé and are diagnostic of an ash deposit called an ignimbrite.
- Significant differential neotectonic rotations are not evident across the NE continuation of this fault but are detected across the Erciyes pull-apart basin in the 2.8 Ma Incesu ignimbrite.

Origin

1930s: from Latin ignis ‘fire’ + imber, imbr- ‘shower of rain, storm cloud’ + -ite.

单词	ignimbrite
释义	Definition of ignimbrite in English: ignimbrite noun ˈɪɡnɪmbrʌɪtˈiɡnimˌbrīt mass nounGeology A volcanic rock consisting essentially of pumice fragments, formed by the consolidation of material deposited by pyroclastic flows. Example sentencesExamples Low glass viscosity and rapid welding of ignimbrite would be principally favoured by high-temperature emplacement, alkaline magmatic composition and incomplete degassing. The unit is an orange/red-weathered ignimbrite, which is generally massive and strongly feldsparphyric. The 7-35 m thick tuff is massive, rhyodacitic, K-feldsparrich and contains abundant siliceous nodules; it is interpreted as an ignimbrite. Streaks of crushed pumice are called fiammé and are diagnostic of an ash deposit called an ignimbrite. Significant differential neotectonic rotations are not evident across the NE continuation of this fault but are detected across the Erciyes pull-apart basin in the 2.8 Ma Incesu ignimbrite. Origin 1930s: from Latin ignis 'fire' + imber, imbr- 'shower of rain, storm cloud' + -ite¹. Definition of ignimbrite in US English: ignimbrite nounˈiɡnimˌbrīt Geology A volcanic rock consisting essentially of pumice fragments, formed by the consolidation of material deposited by pyroclastic flows. Example sentencesExamples The unit is an orange/red-weathered ignimbrite, which is generally massive and strongly feldsparphyric. The 7-35 m thick tuff is massive, rhyodacitic, K-feldsparrich and contains abundant siliceous nodules; it is interpreted as an ignimbrite. Low glass viscosity and rapid welding of ignimbrite would be principally favoured by high-temperature emplacement, alkaline magmatic composition and incomplete degassing. Streaks of crushed pumice are called fiammé and are diagnostic of an ash deposit called an ignimbrite. Significant differential neotectonic rotations are not evident across the NE continuation of this fault but are detected across the Erciyes pull-apart basin in the 2.8 Ma Incesu ignimbrite. Origin 1930s: from Latin ignis ‘fire’ + imber, imbr- ‘shower of rain, storm cloud’ + -ite.
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