| 释义 |
eu·crite
\ˈyüˌkrīt\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: German eukrit, from Greek eukritos easily discerned, from eu- + kritos separated, chosen, from krinein to separate — more at certain
1. : a meteorite composed essentially of anorthite and augite
2. : a very basic gabbro whose feldspar contains at least as much lime as does bytownite |