| 释义 |
-clast
I. \ˌklast, -aa(ə)st, -aist\ noun combining form
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Etymology: Medieval Latin -clastes, from Middle Greek -klastēs, from Greek klan to break — more at gladiator
1. : one that breaks or destroys
< iconoclast >
< biblioclast >
2. [German -klast, from Medieval Latin -clastes] : something that breaks or destroys; especially : a tool for breaking
< cranioclast >
II. noun combining form
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Etymology: back-formation from -clastic (II)
: rock composed of fragmental material (of a specified type)
< pyroclast >
< cataclast > |