Definition of chondrule in English:

chondrule

noun ˈkɒndruːlˈkändro͞ol

A spheroidal mineral grain present in large numbers in some stony meteorites.
陨石球粒
Example sentencesExamples
- From the many color illustrations of meteorites in thin section, the author draws a number of personal conclusions about the origin of chondrules, citing their mineralogy and morphology.
- Late-forming chondrules in meteorites are thus the last souvenirs of the process that formed our planetary system.
- Henry Clifton Sorby, a nineteenth-century meteorite enthusiast, described chondrules as ‘droplets of fiery rain.’
- Most chondrites are characterized by small spherical globules of silicate, known as chondrules.
- Most are stony, and of these the majority consist of chondrules, which are globules of silicate minerals, embedded in a finer-grained matrix.

Origin

Late 19th century: from chondrite + -ule.

Definition of chondrule in US English:

chondrule

nounˈkändro͞ol

A spheroidal mineral grain present in large numbers in some stony meteorites.
陨石球粒
Example sentencesExamples
- Henry Clifton Sorby, a nineteenth-century meteorite enthusiast, described chondrules as ‘droplets of fiery rain.’
- Most chondrites are characterized by small spherical globules of silicate, known as chondrules.
- From the many color illustrations of meteorites in thin section, the author draws a number of personal conclusions about the origin of chondrules, citing their mineralogy and morphology.
- Most are stony, and of these the majority consist of chondrules, which are globules of silicate minerals, embedded in a finer-grained matrix.
- Late-forming chondrules in meteorites are thus the last souvenirs of the process that formed our planetary system.

Origin

Late 19th century: from chondrite + -ule.

词汇	chondrule
释义	Definition of chondrule in English: chondrule noun ˈkɒndruːlˈkändro͞ol A spheroidal mineral grain present in large numbers in some stony meteorites. 陨石球粒 Example sentencesExamples From the many color illustrations of meteorites in thin section, the author draws a number of personal conclusions about the origin of chondrules, citing their mineralogy and morphology. Late-forming chondrules in meteorites are thus the last souvenirs of the process that formed our planetary system. Henry Clifton Sorby, a nineteenth-century meteorite enthusiast, described chondrules as ‘droplets of fiery rain.’ Most chondrites are characterized by small spherical globules of silicate, known as chondrules. Most are stony, and of these the majority consist of chondrules, which are globules of silicate minerals, embedded in a finer-grained matrix. Origin Late 19th century: from chondrite + -ule. Definition of chondrule in US English: chondrule nounˈkändro͞ol A spheroidal mineral grain present in large numbers in some stony meteorites. 陨石球粒 Example sentencesExamples Henry Clifton Sorby, a nineteenth-century meteorite enthusiast, described chondrules as ‘droplets of fiery rain.’ Most chondrites are characterized by small spherical globules of silicate, known as chondrules. From the many color illustrations of meteorites in thin section, the author draws a number of personal conclusions about the origin of chondrules, citing their mineralogy and morphology. Most are stony, and of these the majority consist of chondrules, which are globules of silicate minerals, embedded in a finer-grained matrix. Late-forming chondrules in meteorites are thus the last souvenirs of the process that formed our planetary system. Origin Late 19th century: from chondrite + -ule.
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