celt

英 [kelt] 美[k?lt]

低頻詞暢通詞匯

celt (n.): "stone chisel," 1715, from a Latin ghost word (apparently a misprint of certe) in Job xix:24 in Vulgate: "stylo ferreo, et plumbi lamina, vel celte sculpantur in silice;" translated, probably correctly, in KJV as, "That they were graven with an iron pen and lead in the rock for ever." But assumed by others to be a genuine carving tool, partly because it was in the Bible, and thereafter adapted by archaeologists as a name for a class of prehistoric implements.
Celt (n.): also Kelt, c. 1600, from Latin Celta, singular of Celtae, from Greek Keltoi, Herodotus' word for the Gauls (who also were called Galatai). Used by the Romans of continental Gauls but apparently not of the British Celtic tribes. Originally in English in reference to ancient peoples; extention to their modern descendants is from mid-19c., from French usage.

1. The feasibility of Confined Etchant Layer Technique ( CELT ) has been studied.: 本文對用于三維超出圖形復制加工的約束刻蝕劑層技術進行了可行性研究.

2. The celt survival rate was higher in cryoprotectant containing K - SFM than DMEM.: 以K-SFM培養液配制的凍存液凍存的細胞復蘇后的存活率明顯高于以DMEM配制的培養液.

3. This new centre is one of 74 HEFCE - funded Centers for Teaching and learning ( CELT ) .: 這個新的教學中心是74個由 HEFCE 基金建立的教學中心之一.