Definition of corallite in English:

corallite

noun ˈkɒrəlʌɪtˈkôrəˌlīt

1The cuplike calcareous skeleton of a single coral polyp.
〔古生物〕珊瑚单体
Example sentencesExamples
- The fine skeletal structures of the corallites are typically obliterated; skeletons are composed of fine to coarse, neomorphic calcite.
- If I were to look at photographs of the deep structure of this piece, I'd see down into the level of the skeleton of each coral polyp, the corallite.
- Daughter corallites possess relatively large diameters from the beginning, along with a robust colonial pattern.
- The angle between offsets and parent corallites varies, even in the same division.
- Daughter corallites then turn vertically, giving the corallum a robust appearance.
1. 1.1 A fossil coral.
  珊瑚化石

Origin

Early 19th century: from Latin corallum 'coral' + -ite¹.

Definition of corallite in US English:

corallite

nounˈkôrəˌlīt

1The cuplike calcareous skeleton of a single coral polyp.
〔古生物〕珊瑚单体
Example sentencesExamples
- Daughter corallites possess relatively large diameters from the beginning, along with a robust colonial pattern.
- The fine skeletal structures of the corallites are typically obliterated; skeletons are composed of fine to coarse, neomorphic calcite.
- The angle between offsets and parent corallites varies, even in the same division.
- Daughter corallites then turn vertically, giving the corallum a robust appearance.
- If I were to look at photographs of the deep structure of this piece, I'd see down into the level of the skeleton of each coral polyp, the corallite.
1. 1.1 A fossil coral.
  珊瑚化石

Origin

Early 19th century: from Latin corallum ‘coral’ + -ite.

词汇	corallite
释义	Definition of corallite in English: corallite noun ˈkɒrəlʌɪtˈkôrəˌlīt 1The cuplike calcareous skeleton of a single coral polyp. 〔古生物〕珊瑚单体 Example sentencesExamples The fine skeletal structures of the corallites are typically obliterated; skeletons are composed of fine to coarse, neomorphic calcite. If I were to look at photographs of the deep structure of this piece, I'd see down into the level of the skeleton of each coral polyp, the corallite. Daughter corallites possess relatively large diameters from the beginning, along with a robust colonial pattern. The angle between offsets and parent corallites varies, even in the same division. Daughter corallites then turn vertically, giving the corallum a robust appearance. 1.1 A fossil coral. 珊瑚化石 Origin Early 19th century: from Latin corallum 'coral' + -ite¹. Definition of corallite in US English: corallite nounˈkôrəˌlīt 1The cuplike calcareous skeleton of a single coral polyp. 〔古生物〕珊瑚单体 Example sentencesExamples Daughter corallites possess relatively large diameters from the beginning, along with a robust colonial pattern. The fine skeletal structures of the corallites are typically obliterated; skeletons are composed of fine to coarse, neomorphic calcite. The angle between offsets and parent corallites varies, even in the same division. Daughter corallites then turn vertically, giving the corallum a robust appearance. If I were to look at photographs of the deep structure of this piece, I'd see down into the level of the skeleton of each coral polyp, the corallite. 1.1 A fossil coral. 珊瑚化石 Origin Early 19th century: from Latin corallum ‘coral’ + -ite.
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