Definition of slickenside in English:

slickenside

noun ˈslɪk(ə)nsʌɪdˈslɪkənˌsaɪd

usually slickensidesGeology

A polished and striated rock surface that results from friction along a fault or bedding plane.
〔地质〕（断层）擦痕面
Example sentencesExamples
- Where they are exposed, the surfaces of these faults are highly polished with slickenside lineations and the faults also have a mean dip of 45 degrees.
- Some longitudinal faults display a second generation of slickensides due to a dextral reactivation that locally modifies the geometry of the fault network.
- There is limited evidence from slickensides for dip-slip movement along this fault.
- Main normal-throw components are documented both by steps on the fault slickensides and by downthrown offsets of basaltic layers.
- Brittle deformation is evident from a number of fault planes showing quartz slickensides consistently dipping at c.40 deg to the southeast.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from a dialect variant of the adjective slick + side.

Definition of slickenside in US English:

slickenside

nounˈslikənˌsīdˈslɪkənˌsaɪd

usually slickensidesGeology

A polished and striated rock surface that results from friction along a fault or bedding plane.
〔地质〕（断层）擦痕面
Example sentencesExamples
- Where they are exposed, the surfaces of these faults are highly polished with slickenside lineations and the faults also have a mean dip of 45 degrees.
- Main normal-throw components are documented both by steps on the fault slickensides and by downthrown offsets of basaltic layers.
- There is limited evidence from slickensides for dip-slip movement along this fault.
- Some longitudinal faults display a second generation of slickensides due to a dextral reactivation that locally modifies the geometry of the fault network.
- Brittle deformation is evident from a number of fault planes showing quartz slickensides consistently dipping at c.40 deg to the southeast.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from a dialect variant of the adjective slick + side.

词汇	slickenside
释义	Definition of slickenside in English: slickenside noun ˈslɪk(ə)nsʌɪdˈslɪkənˌsaɪd usually slickensidesGeology A polished and striated rock surface that results from friction along a fault or bedding plane. 〔地质〕（断层）擦痕面 Example sentencesExamples Where they are exposed, the surfaces of these faults are highly polished with slickenside lineations and the faults also have a mean dip of 45 degrees. Some longitudinal faults display a second generation of slickensides due to a dextral reactivation that locally modifies the geometry of the fault network. There is limited evidence from slickensides for dip-slip movement along this fault. Main normal-throw components are documented both by steps on the fault slickensides and by downthrown offsets of basaltic layers. Brittle deformation is evident from a number of fault planes showing quartz slickensides consistently dipping at c.40 deg to the southeast. Origin Mid 18th century: from a dialect variant of the adjective slick + side. Definition of slickenside in US English: slickenside nounˈslikənˌsīdˈslɪkənˌsaɪd usually slickensidesGeology A polished and striated rock surface that results from friction along a fault or bedding plane. 〔地质〕（断层）擦痕面 Example sentencesExamples Where they are exposed, the surfaces of these faults are highly polished with slickenside lineations and the faults also have a mean dip of 45 degrees. Main normal-throw components are documented both by steps on the fault slickensides and by downthrown offsets of basaltic layers. There is limited evidence from slickensides for dip-slip movement along this fault. Some longitudinal faults display a second generation of slickensides due to a dextral reactivation that locally modifies the geometry of the fault network. Brittle deformation is evident from a number of fault planes showing quartz slickensides consistently dipping at c.40 deg to the southeast. Origin Mid 18th century: from a dialect variant of the adjective slick + side.
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