Definition of rhodinol in English:

rhodinol

noun ˈrəʊdɪnɒl

Chemistry

A fragrant liquid isolated from rose oil and other plant oils, and used in perfumery and cosmetics. In later use also: specifically one of the isomeric components of this liquid.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in American Journal Pharmacy. From German Rhodinol from ancient Greek ῥόδινος of or from roses (from ῥόδον rose + -ινος) + German -ol.

Definition of rhodinol in US English:

rhodinol

nounˈrəʊdɪnɒl

Chemistry

A fragrant liquid isolated from rose oil and other plant oils, and used in perfumery and cosmetics. In later use also: specifically one of the isomeric components of this liquid.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in American Journal Pharmacy. From German Rhodinol from ancient Greek ῥόδινος of or from roses (from ῥόδον rose + -ινος) + German -ol.

单词	rhodinol
释义	Definition of rhodinol in English: rhodinol noun ˈrəʊdɪnɒl Chemistry A fragrant liquid isolated from rose oil and other plant oils, and used in perfumery and cosmetics. In later use also: specifically one of the isomeric components of this liquid. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in American Journal Pharmacy. From German Rhodinol from ancient Greek ῥόδινος of or from roses (from ῥόδον rose + -ινος) + German -ol. Definition of rhodinol in US English: rhodinol nounˈrəʊdɪnɒl Chemistry A fragrant liquid isolated from rose oil and other plant oils, and used in perfumery and cosmetics. In later use also: specifically one of the isomeric components of this liquid. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in American Journal Pharmacy. From German Rhodinol from ancient Greek ῥόδινος of or from roses (from ῥόδον rose + -ινος) + German -ol.
随便看	Teutonically teutonicism teutonicism Teutonicism Teutonic Knights teutonism teutonity Tevere tevet Tevet tevets Tewa tewas tew-iron te-wit Tewksbury Tex. tex tex Texan Texarkana Texas Texas City Texas fever Texas Hold 'Em