英语词汇morion怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

morion¹

noun ˈmɒrɪənˈmɔriən

A kind of helmet without beaver or visor, worn by soldiers in the 16th and 17th centuries.
（16-17世纪士兵戴的）高顶头盔（无面部护甲）
Example sentencesExamples
- The musketeer wore a thick coat of buff leather and a morion but, by c. 1630, would exchange his helmet for a broad-brimmed hat, sometimes with an iron skull cap or ‘secret’ beneath.
- The pikeman's head was protected by a high combed morion in the Spanish style.

Origin

French, from Spanish morrión, from morro 'round object'.

morion²

noun ˈmɒrɪənˈmɔriən

mass noun

A brown or black variety of quartz.
黑晶
Example sentencesExamples
- Later, John de Vere, Earl of Oxford, owned a crystal and silver salt, with a ‘morion’ under the crystal ‘bering up the salt’.
- The central place, occupied by the collection of Giant crystals, consists of unique creations of nature from amethyst, citrine, rose and smoked quartz, mountain crystal, morion, beryl and tour-maline.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from French, from Latin morion, a misreading (in Pliny) for mormorion.

morion¹

nounˈmôrēənˈmɔriən

A kind of helmet without beaver or visor, worn by soldiers in the 16th and 17th centuries.
（16-17世纪士兵戴的）高顶头盔（无面部护甲）
Example sentencesExamples
- The musketeer wore a thick coat of buff leather and a morion but, by c. 1630, would exchange his helmet for a broad-brimmed hat, sometimes with an iron skull cap or ‘secret’ beneath.
- The pikeman's head was protected by a high combed morion in the Spanish style.

Origin

French, from Spanish morrión, from morro ‘round object’.

morion²

nounˈmôrēənˈmɔriən

A brown or black variety of quartz.
黑晶
Example sentencesExamples
- The central place, occupied by the collection of Giant crystals, consists of unique creations of nature from amethyst, citrine, rose and smoked quartz, mountain crystal, morion, beryl and tour-maline.
- Later, John de Vere, Earl of Oxford, owned a crystal and silver salt, with a ‘morion’ under the crystal ‘bering up the salt’.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from French, from Latin morion, a misreading (in Pliny) for mormorion.

单词	morion
释义	morion¹ noun ˈmɒrɪənˈmɔriən A kind of helmet without beaver or visor, worn by soldiers in the 16th and 17th centuries. （16-17世纪士兵戴的）高顶头盔（无面部护甲） Example sentencesExamples The musketeer wore a thick coat of buff leather and a morion but, by c. 1630, would exchange his helmet for a broad-brimmed hat, sometimes with an iron skull cap or ‘secret’ beneath. The pikeman's head was protected by a high combed morion in the Spanish style. Origin French, from Spanish morrión, from morro 'round object'. morion² noun ˈmɒrɪənˈmɔriən mass noun A brown or black variety of quartz. 黑晶 Example sentencesExamples Later, John de Vere, Earl of Oxford, owned a crystal and silver salt, with a ‘morion’ under the crystal ‘bering up the salt’. The central place, occupied by the collection of Giant crystals, consists of unique creations of nature from amethyst, citrine, rose and smoked quartz, mountain crystal, morion, beryl and tour-maline. Origin Mid 18th century: from French, from Latin morion, a misreading (in Pliny) for mormorion. noun.1 noun.2 morion¹ nounˈmôrēənˈmɔriən A kind of helmet without beaver or visor, worn by soldiers in the 16th and 17th centuries. （16-17世纪士兵戴的）高顶头盔（无面部护甲） Example sentencesExamples The musketeer wore a thick coat of buff leather and a morion but, by c. 1630, would exchange his helmet for a broad-brimmed hat, sometimes with an iron skull cap or ‘secret’ beneath. The pikeman's head was protected by a high combed morion in the Spanish style. Origin French, from Spanish morrión, from morro ‘round object’. morion² nounˈmôrēənˈmɔriən A brown or black variety of quartz. 黑晶 Example sentencesExamples The central place, occupied by the collection of Giant crystals, consists of unique creations of nature from amethyst, citrine, rose and smoked quartz, mountain crystal, morion, beryl and tour-maline. Later, John de Vere, Earl of Oxford, owned a crystal and silver salt, with a ‘morion’ under the crystal ‘bering up the salt’. Origin Mid 18th century: from French, from Latin morion, a misreading (in Pliny) for mormorion. noun.1 noun.2
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