Definition of chloritoid in English:

chloritoid

noun ˈklɔːrɪtɔɪdˈklôrəˌtoid

mass noun

A greenish-grey or black mineral resembling mica, consisting chiefly of a basic aluminosilicate of iron and found in metamorphosed clay sediments.
硬绿泥石
Example sentencesExamples
- In contrast to South Achill, peliticlithologies are characterized by the virtual absence of prograde chlorite and chloritoid, whereas biotite is significantly more abundant.
- The phyllites show fine-grained foliated textures and the mineral assemblage consists of chlorite, muscovite, albite, chloritoid and garnet along the main foliation.
- A very low-grade metamorphism, which developed chloritoid, affects cleaved rocks.
- Pyrite, garnets (partially chloritized), talc, magnetite, molybdenite, and chloritoid also commonly occur.
- In the Messaria nappe, kyanite and chloritoid in weakly sheared rocks have cracks that are filled with chlorite and quartz.

Definition of chloritoid in US English:

chloritoid

nounˈklôrəˌtoid

A greenish-gray or black mineral resembling chlorite, found in metamorphosed clay sediments. It consists of a basic aluminosilicate of iron, often with magnesium.
硬绿泥石
Example sentencesExamples
- A very low-grade metamorphism, which developed chloritoid, affects cleaved rocks.
- In contrast to South Achill, peliticlithologies are characterized by the virtual absence of prograde chlorite and chloritoid, whereas biotite is significantly more abundant.
- In the Messaria nappe, kyanite and chloritoid in weakly sheared rocks have cracks that are filled with chlorite and quartz.
- Pyrite, garnets (partially chloritized), talc, magnetite, molybdenite, and chloritoid also commonly occur.
- The phyllites show fine-grained foliated textures and the mineral assemblage consists of chlorite, muscovite, albite, chloritoid and garnet along the main foliation.

词汇	chloritoid
释义	Definition of chloritoid in English: chloritoid noun ˈklɔːrɪtɔɪdˈklôrəˌtoid mass noun A greenish-grey or black mineral resembling mica, consisting chiefly of a basic aluminosilicate of iron and found in metamorphosed clay sediments. 硬绿泥石 Example sentencesExamples In contrast to South Achill, peliticlithologies are characterized by the virtual absence of prograde chlorite and chloritoid, whereas biotite is significantly more abundant. The phyllites show fine-grained foliated textures and the mineral assemblage consists of chlorite, muscovite, albite, chloritoid and garnet along the main foliation. A very low-grade metamorphism, which developed chloritoid, affects cleaved rocks. Pyrite, garnets (partially chloritized), talc, magnetite, molybdenite, and chloritoid also commonly occur. In the Messaria nappe, kyanite and chloritoid in weakly sheared rocks have cracks that are filled with chlorite and quartz. Definition of chloritoid in US English: chloritoid nounˈklôrəˌtoid A greenish-gray or black mineral resembling chlorite, found in metamorphosed clay sediments. It consists of a basic aluminosilicate of iron, often with magnesium. 硬绿泥石 Example sentencesExamples A very low-grade metamorphism, which developed chloritoid, affects cleaved rocks. In contrast to South Achill, peliticlithologies are characterized by the virtual absence of prograde chlorite and chloritoid, whereas biotite is significantly more abundant. In the Messaria nappe, kyanite and chloritoid in weakly sheared rocks have cracks that are filled with chlorite and quartz. Pyrite, garnets (partially chloritized), talc, magnetite, molybdenite, and chloritoid also commonly occur. The phyllites show fine-grained foliated textures and the mineral assemblage consists of chlorite, muscovite, albite, chloritoid and garnet along the main foliation.
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