| 释义 |
cor·al·line
I. \ˈkȯrəˌlīn, ˈkär-, -_lə̇n\ adjective
Etymology: French corallin, from Middle French, from Late Latin corallinus, from Latin corallium coral + -inus -ine — more at coral
1. : like coral in color or form : of the color coral red or coral
2. : composed of coral or corallines
3. [New Latin Corallina] : belonging to or resembling the genus Corallina or the family Corallinaceae
II. \“; in sense 3 usually -ˌlēn, -_lə̇n\ noun
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Etymology: French, from Middle French, from feminine of corallin, adjective
1. : a calcareous alga of the family Corallinaceae
2. : any animal that resembles a coral; especially : a bryozoan or hydroid that forms delicate somewhat branching or frondose growths
3. also cor·al·lin \-ələ̇n\-s
a. : a poisonous yellow dye consisting of the sodium salt of aurin — called also yellow coralline
b. : aurin
c. : rosolic acid a
d. : a red dye derived from aurin — called also red coralline |