Definition of orbitoid in English:

orbitoid

adjective ˈɔːbɪtɔɪd

Of, belonging to, or designating a fossil foraminiferan of the genus Orbitoides, family Orbitoididae, or superfamily Orbitoidacea, typically having a discoid or lenticular shell.

noun ˈɔːbɪtɔɪd

Such a fossil.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Lyell (1797–1875), geologist. From scientific Latin Orbitoides, genus name from classical Latin orbita + -oīdēs.

Definition of orbitoid in US English:

orbitoid

adjectiveˈɔːbɪtɔɪd

Of, belonging to, or designating a fossil foraminiferan of the genus Orbitoides, family Orbitoididae, or superfamily Orbitoidacea, typically having a discoid or lenticular shell.

nounˈɔːbɪtɔɪd

Such a fossil.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Lyell (1797–1875), geologist. From scientific Latin Orbitoides, genus name from classical Latin orbita + -oīdēs.

单词	orbitoid
释义	Definition of orbitoid in English: orbitoid adjective ˈɔːbɪtɔɪd Of, belonging to, or designating a fossil foraminiferan of the genus Orbitoides, family Orbitoididae, or superfamily Orbitoidacea, typically having a discoid or lenticular shell. noun ˈɔːbɪtɔɪd Such a fossil. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Lyell (1797–1875), geologist. From scientific Latin Orbitoides, genus name from classical Latin orbita + -oīdēs. Definition of orbitoid in US English: orbitoid adjectiveˈɔːbɪtɔɪd Of, belonging to, or designating a fossil foraminiferan of the genus Orbitoides, family Orbitoididae, or superfamily Orbitoidacea, typically having a discoid or lenticular shell. nounˈɔːbɪtɔɪd Such a fossil. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Lyell (1797–1875), geologist. From scientific Latin Orbitoides, genus name from classical Latin orbita + -oīdēs.
随便看	Cintra Cinzano cinéaste cinéma-vérité ciné-vérité CIO cio cioppino cios cipher cipherable ciphered cipherer ciphering cipherize ciphers cipolin cipper-nut cir. cir. cir. cir. cir. cir. cir