| 释义 |
ca·lan·dria
I. \kəˈlandrēə\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Spanish, literally, calandra lark
: a heating element of an evaporator; especially : a part of a vacuum evaporating system in which the liquid to be concentrated rises through tubes surrounded by steam and descends through a central well
II. noun
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Etymology: American Spanish, from Spanish, calandra lark, from (assumed) Vulgar Latin, modification of Late Greek kalandros
: a black-headed So. American mockingbird (Mimus modulator or M. orpheus) often kept as a cage bird |