| 释义 |
di·a·phane
I. \ˈdīəˌfān\ adjective
Etymology: Middle French, from Medieval Latin diaphanus
archaic : diaphanous
II. noun
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1. : a diaphanous substance
2. : a complex resinous medium for microscopic mounts having a rather low refractive index and comparatively slight tendency to react with stains |