| 释义 |
calx
I. \ˈkalks\ noun
(plural calxes \-lksə̇z\ ; or cal·ces \-lˌsēz\)
Etymology: Middle English cals powder produced by calcining a mineral, from Latin calx lime — more at chalk
: the friable residue (as a metal oxide) left when a mineral or metal has been subjected to calcination or roasting : calcine
II. noun
(plural cal·ces \-lˌsēz\)
Etymology: Latin — more at calk
: heel |