Definition of pleistoseist in English:

pleistoseist

noun ˌplʌɪstəˈsiːɪst

Seismology

A line on a map or diagram marking the limit of the area of maximum disturbance in an earthquake; the area itself.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in James Milne (b. 1865). From German Pleistoseiste from ancient Greek πλεῖστος most + ancient Greek σειστός shaken from ancient Greek σείειν to shake + -τός, suffix forming verbal adjectives.

Definition of pleistoseist in US English:

pleistoseist

nounˌplʌɪstəˈsiːɪst

Seismology

A line on a map or diagram marking the limit of the area of maximum disturbance in an earthquake; the area itself.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in James Milne (b. 1865). From German Pleistoseiste from ancient Greek πλεῖστος most + ancient Greek σειστός shaken from ancient Greek σείειν to shake + -τός, suffix forming verbal adjectives.

单词	pleistoseist
释义	Definition of pleistoseist in English: pleistoseist noun ˌplʌɪstəˈsiːɪst Seismology A line on a map or diagram marking the limit of the area of maximum disturbance in an earthquake; the area itself. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in James Milne (b. 1865). From German Pleistoseiste from ancient Greek πλεῖστος most + ancient Greek σειστός shaken from ancient Greek σείειν to shake + -τός, suffix forming verbal adjectives. Definition of pleistoseist in US English: pleistoseist nounˌplʌɪstəˈsiːɪst Seismology A line on a map or diagram marking the limit of the area of maximum disturbance in an earthquake; the area itself. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in James Milne (b. 1865). From German Pleistoseiste from ancient Greek πλεῖστος most + ancient Greek σειστός shaken from ancient Greek σείειν to shake + -τός, suffix forming verbal adjectives.
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