Definition of rheid in English:

rheid

noun ˈriːɪd

Geology

A substance which deforms by viscous flow when below its melting point; especially a rock of this kind.

adjective ˈriːɪd

Geology

1950s. From ancient Greek ῥεῖν to flow (from the same Indo-European base as Sanskrit sru- to flow) + -id, after fluid, liquid.

nounˈriːɪd

Geology

A substance which deforms by viscous flow when below its melting point; especially a rock of this kind.

adjectiveˈriːɪd

Geology

1950s. From ancient Greek ῥεῖν to flow (from the same Indo-European base as Sanskrit sru- to flow) + -id, after fluid, liquid.

单词	rheid
释义	Definition of rheid in English: rheid noun ˈriːɪd Geology A substance which deforms by viscous flow when below its melting point; especially a rock of this kind. adjective ˈriːɪd Geology Characteristic of a rheid. Origin 1950s. From ancient Greek ῥεῖν to flow (from the same Indo-European base as Sanskrit sru- to flow) + -id, after fluid, liquid. Definition of rheid in US English: rheid nounˈriːɪd Geology A substance which deforms by viscous flow when below its melting point; especially a rock of this kind. adjectiveˈriːɪd Geology Characteristic of a rheid. Origin 1950s. From ancient Greek ῥεῖν to flow (from the same Indo-European base as Sanskrit sru- to flow) + -id, after fluid, liquid.
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