| 释义 |
stria
\ˈstrīə\ noun
(plural stri·ae \-īˌē, -īˌī\)
Etymology: Latin, furrow, channel, hollow — more at strike
1. : a fillet especially between flutes of columns or pilasters
2.
a. : a minute groove or channel : a threadlike line or narrow band (as of color) especially when one of a series of parallel grooves or lines
< the striae produced on a rock by rock fragments held in a glacier >
< the striae on a shell >
< the striae of the light in a vacuum tube >
b. : a narrow structural band or line
< a stria of nervous matter in the brain >
3. : an elongated imperfection in glass caused by variation in temperature of the furnace or by unequal density of materials used
4. : a stripe or line (as on the skin) distinguished from the surrounding tissue by color, texture, or elevation
< the striae in the skin in pregnancy resulting from stretching and rupture of the elastic fibers >
5. : strié |