Definition of chrysoberyl in English:

chrysoberyl

noun ˌkrɪsə(ʊ)ˈbɛrɪlˈkrɪsəˌbɛrəl

mass noun

A greenish or yellowish-green oxide of beryllium and aluminium which occurs as tabular crystals, sometimes of gem quality.
金绿宝石
Example sentencesExamples
- A fine greenish-yellow chrysoberyl is currently being found in the gem gravels of the Songea / Tunduru region.
- Alexandrite, an amazing variety of chrysoberyl, changes color in different types of light.
- Reflection of light from parallel inclusions or a fibrous structure, known as chatoyancy, is shown best by the cat's-eye variety of chrysoberyl.
- Beryllium, another valuable metal associated with the deposits, occurs in a wide variety of minerals, including beryl, chrysoberyl, helvite, phenakite, bavenite, and others.
- There's also another gem called chrysoberyl that's really durable and has a higher refractive index than other gems so it throws flashes of color much like a diamond.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin chrysoberyllus, from Greek khrusos 'gold' + bērullos 'beryl'.

Rhymes

beryl, Cheryl, imperil, Merrill, peril, Sheryl

Definition of chrysoberyl in US English:

chrysoberyl

nounˈkrisəˌberəlˈkrɪsəˌbɛrəl

A greenish or yellowish-green mineral consisting of an oxide of beryllium and aluminum. It occurs as tabular crystals, sometimes of gem quality.
金绿宝石
Example sentencesExamples
- Beryllium, another valuable metal associated with the deposits, occurs in a wide variety of minerals, including beryl, chrysoberyl, helvite, phenakite, bavenite, and others.
- A fine greenish-yellow chrysoberyl is currently being found in the gem gravels of the Songea / Tunduru region.
- There's also another gem called chrysoberyl that's really durable and has a higher refractive index than other gems so it throws flashes of color much like a diamond.
- Reflection of light from parallel inclusions or a fibrous structure, known as chatoyancy, is shown best by the cat's-eye variety of chrysoberyl.
- Alexandrite, an amazing variety of chrysoberyl, changes color in different types of light.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin chrysoberyllus, from Greek khrusos ‘gold’ + bērullos ‘beryl’.

词汇	chrysoberyl
释义	Definition of chrysoberyl in English: chrysoberyl noun ˌkrɪsə(ʊ)ˈbɛrɪlˈkrɪsəˌbɛrəl mass noun A greenish or yellowish-green oxide of beryllium and aluminium which occurs as tabular crystals, sometimes of gem quality. 金绿宝石 Example sentencesExamples A fine greenish-yellow chrysoberyl is currently being found in the gem gravels of the Songea / Tunduru region. Alexandrite, an amazing variety of chrysoberyl, changes color in different types of light. Reflection of light from parallel inclusions or a fibrous structure, known as chatoyancy, is shown best by the cat's-eye variety of chrysoberyl. Beryllium, another valuable metal associated with the deposits, occurs in a wide variety of minerals, including beryl, chrysoberyl, helvite, phenakite, bavenite, and others. There's also another gem called chrysoberyl that's really durable and has a higher refractive index than other gems so it throws flashes of color much like a diamond. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin chrysoberyllus, from Greek khrusos 'gold' + bērullos 'beryl'. Rhymes beryl, Cheryl, imperil, Merrill, peril, Sheryl Definition of chrysoberyl in US English: chrysoberyl nounˈkrisəˌberəlˈkrɪsəˌbɛrəl A greenish or yellowish-green mineral consisting of an oxide of beryllium and aluminum. It occurs as tabular crystals, sometimes of gem quality. 金绿宝石 Example sentencesExamples Beryllium, another valuable metal associated with the deposits, occurs in a wide variety of minerals, including beryl, chrysoberyl, helvite, phenakite, bavenite, and others. A fine greenish-yellow chrysoberyl is currently being found in the gem gravels of the Songea / Tunduru region. There's also another gem called chrysoberyl that's really durable and has a higher refractive index than other gems so it throws flashes of color much like a diamond. Reflection of light from parallel inclusions or a fibrous structure, known as chatoyancy, is shown best by the cat's-eye variety of chrysoberyl. Alexandrite, an amazing variety of chrysoberyl, changes color in different types of light. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin chrysoberyllus, from Greek khrusos ‘gold’ + bērullos ‘beryl’.
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