Definition of carbonado in English:

carbonado

nounPlural carbonados ˌkɑːbəˈneɪdəʊˌkɑrbəˈneɪdoʊ

A dark opaque diamond, used in abrasives and cutting tools.
黑金刚石（用于研磨，切割工具）
Also called black diamond
Example sentencesExamples
- Heaney and Vicenzi both work with rare diamonds known as carbonados, which are found only in Brazil and central Africa.
- Black or gray-black, massive, granular to compact bort is known as carbonado.
- Large Brazilian carbonados include the Carbonado Casco de Barro, Carbonado do Sergio, and Carbonado Xique-Xique.
- Masses of carbonado up to 3,100 carats are reported from deposits near Lencois, Brazil.
- The team has used this technique to characterize carbonados from the Central African Republic.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Portuguese.

Rhymes

dado, Feydeau, gambado, Oviedo, Toledo, tornado

Definition of carbonado in US English:

carbonado

nounˌkärbəˈnādōˌkɑrbəˈneɪdoʊ

A dark opaque diamond, used in abrasives and cutting tools.
黑金刚石（用于研磨，切割工具）
Compare with bort
Example sentencesExamples
- Masses of carbonado up to 3,100 carats are reported from deposits near Lencois, Brazil.
- The team has used this technique to characterize carbonados from the Central African Republic.
- Black or gray-black, massive, granular to compact bort is known as carbonado.
- Heaney and Vicenzi both work with rare diamonds known as carbonados, which are found only in Brazil and central Africa.
- Large Brazilian carbonados include the Carbonado Casco de Barro, Carbonado do Sergio, and Carbonado Xique-Xique.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Portuguese.

单词	carbonado
释义	Definition of carbonado in English: carbonado nounPlural carbonados ˌkɑːbəˈneɪdəʊˌkɑrbəˈneɪdoʊ A dark opaque diamond, used in abrasives and cutting tools. 黑金刚石（用于研磨，切割工具） Also called black diamond Example sentencesExamples Heaney and Vicenzi both work with rare diamonds known as carbonados, which are found only in Brazil and central Africa. Black or gray-black, massive, granular to compact bort is known as carbonado. Large Brazilian carbonados include the Carbonado Casco de Barro, Carbonado do Sergio, and Carbonado Xique-Xique. Masses of carbonado up to 3,100 carats are reported from deposits near Lencois, Brazil. The team has used this technique to characterize carbonados from the Central African Republic. Origin Mid 19th century: from Portuguese. Rhymes dado, Feydeau, gambado, Oviedo, Toledo, tornado Definition of carbonado in US English: carbonado nounˌkärbəˈnādōˌkɑrbəˈneɪdoʊ A dark opaque diamond, used in abrasives and cutting tools. 黑金刚石（用于研磨，切割工具） Compare with bort Example sentencesExamples Masses of carbonado up to 3,100 carats are reported from deposits near Lencois, Brazil. The team has used this technique to characterize carbonados from the Central African Republic. Black or gray-black, massive, granular to compact bort is known as carbonado. Heaney and Vicenzi both work with rare diamonds known as carbonados, which are found only in Brazil and central Africa. Large Brazilian carbonados include the Carbonado Casco de Barro, Carbonado do Sergio, and Carbonado Xique-Xique. Origin Mid 19th century: from Portuguese.
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