| 释义 |
sec·tile
\ˈsektəl, -ˌtīl, -(ˌ)til\ adjective
Etymology: Latin sectilis, from sectus (past participle of secare to cut) + -ilis -ile
1.
a. : capable of being severed by a knife with a smooth cut but yet pulverizable
b. : cut into small divisions
2. : constituting a type of mosaic formed of relatively large pieces of marble shaped to fit one another |