| 释义 |
se·man·tron
\sə̇ˈman.ˌträn\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Late Greek sēmantron sign, signal, semantron, from Greek, seal, sign, from sēmainein to signify
: a wooden plank or an iron bar that gives a sound like a gong when struck with a mallet and that takes the place of a bell in Eastern Orthodox churches |