Definition of abditive in English:

abditive

adjective ˈabdɪtɪv

Early 18th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin abditīvus from abdit-, past participial stem of abdere + -īvus.

adjectiveˈabdɪtɪv

Early 18th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin abditīvus from abdit-, past participial stem of abdere + -īvus.

单词	abditive
释义	Definition of abditive in English: abditive adjective ˈabdɪtɪv Capable of hiding or concealing; tending to conceal. Origin Early 18th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin abditīvus from abdit-, past participial stem of abdere + -īvus. Definition of abditive in US English: abditive adjectiveˈabdɪtɪv Capable of hiding or concealing; tending to conceal. Origin Early 18th century (in an earlier sense). From classical Latin abditīvus from abdit-, past participial stem of abdere + -īvus.
随便看	have something written all over one have something written all over one's face have space for have stars in eyes have stars in one's eyes have stars in one's eyes have steam coming out of ears have steam coming out of one's ears have steam coming out of one's ears have sth against someone have sth at one's feet have sth by the balls have sth coming out of one's ears have sth down as have sth down pat have sth down to a fine art have sth in common have sth in mind have sth off pat have sth on have sth on good authority have sth on one's side have sth on the brain have sth out have sth taped