Definition of geosyncline in English:

geosyncline

noun dʒiːəʊˈsɪŋklʌɪnˌdʒioʊˈsɪnklaɪn

Geology

A large-scale depression in the earth's crust containing very thick deposits.
〔地质〕地槽，地向斜
Example sentencesExamples
- All of these perrinitid-bearing ammonoid faunas are distributed along the active linear geosynclines and their adjacent areas, i.e., the ‘Open-Sea’ within basin and out shelf.
- Both Permian perrinitid ammonoid areas are located within the transitional belt between the active geosyncline and the adjacent stable platform.
- For several generations of geologists the name of J. D. Dana was associated with the concept of the geosyncline, an elongated downwarp in the Earth's crust in which a great volume of sediments accumulated.
- They are not found from Franklinian, Andean, Italian, and Tasmanian geosynclines and their adjacent shelves.

Definition of geosyncline in US English:

geosyncline

nounˌjēōˈsinklīnˌdʒioʊˈsɪnklaɪn

Geology

A large-scale depression in the earth's crust containing very thick deposits.
〔地质〕地槽，地向斜
Example sentencesExamples
- Both Permian perrinitid ammonoid areas are located within the transitional belt between the active geosyncline and the adjacent stable platform.
- All of these perrinitid-bearing ammonoid faunas are distributed along the active linear geosynclines and their adjacent areas, i.e., the ‘Open-Sea’ within basin and out shelf.
- They are not found from Franklinian, Andean, Italian, and Tasmanian geosynclines and their adjacent shelves.
- For several generations of geologists the name of J. D. Dana was associated with the concept of the geosyncline, an elongated downwarp in the Earth's crust in which a great volume of sediments accumulated.

单词	geosyncline
释义	Definition of geosyncline in English: geosyncline noun dʒiːəʊˈsɪŋklʌɪnˌdʒioʊˈsɪnklaɪn Geology A large-scale depression in the earth's crust containing very thick deposits. 〔地质〕地槽，地向斜 Example sentencesExamples All of these perrinitid-bearing ammonoid faunas are distributed along the active linear geosynclines and their adjacent areas, i.e., the ‘Open-Sea’ within basin and out shelf. Both Permian perrinitid ammonoid areas are located within the transitional belt between the active geosyncline and the adjacent stable platform. For several generations of geologists the name of J. D. Dana was associated with the concept of the geosyncline, an elongated downwarp in the Earth's crust in which a great volume of sediments accumulated. They are not found from Franklinian, Andean, Italian, and Tasmanian geosynclines and their adjacent shelves. Definition of geosyncline in US English: geosyncline nounˌjēōˈsinklīnˌdʒioʊˈsɪnklaɪn Geology A large-scale depression in the earth's crust containing very thick deposits. 〔地质〕地槽，地向斜 Example sentencesExamples Both Permian perrinitid ammonoid areas are located within the transitional belt between the active geosyncline and the adjacent stable platform. All of these perrinitid-bearing ammonoid faunas are distributed along the active linear geosynclines and their adjacent areas, i.e., the ‘Open-Sea’ within basin and out shelf. They are not found from Franklinian, Andean, Italian, and Tasmanian geosynclines and their adjacent shelves. For several generations of geologists the name of J. D. Dana was associated with the concept of the geosyncline, an elongated downwarp in the Earth's crust in which a great volume of sediments accumulated.
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