scyphate

英式音标：['saɪfeɪt]

美式音标：['saɪfeɪt]

词义：

adj.

杯状的；

英英释义

Scyphate

Scyphate is a term frequently used in numismatics to refer to the [or "cup-shaped"Byzantine coins] of the 11th–14th centuries.

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The Method of Striking Scyphate Coins Using Two Obverse Dies: In the Light of an Early Thirteenth Century Hoard

EIGHTEEN BYZANTINE SCYPHATE COINS OF THE LATE 1200s

Byzantine Scyphate Bronze Coinage in Greece

A HOARD OF BYZANTINE SCYPHATE BRONZE COINS FROM ARCADIA

Locking clip for a lamp base having first, second and third portions

THE PRODUCTION TECHNIQUES, SILVER CONTENT AND CIRCULATION HISTORY OF THE TWELFTH‐CENTURY BYZANTINE TRACHY

NON‐DESTRUCTIVE CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF OLD SOUTH ARABIAN COINS, FOURTH CENTURY BCE TO THIRD CENTURY CE

Seal and flag assembly for lamp base sidewire welding

LOCKING CLIP FOR FIXING A BASE TO A LAMP BULB

BİZANS BRONZ KONKAV (İÇBÜKEY) SİKKELERİ VE KÜTAHYA MÜZESİ'NDEKİ DEFİNE

造句：

1. Meteorologist believe this pressure jump is the mechanism responsible for storm and tornado.

气象学家认为这一气压的突然升高是暴风雨和飓风形成的物理机制.

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2. Meteorologist are predicting more rain in the coming days a beleaguered population.

气象学家预计接下来几天会有更多的降雨,这对四面楚歌的灾区人民来说无疑是雪上加霜.

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3. The Meteorologist drew a picture of weather.

气象学者画了一张天气图.

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4. He is a talented meteorologist.

他是一个出色的气象学家.

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5. Johan , a meteorologist who is trying to create rain in that harsh location.

吉翰, 一个试图在这个干旱地区人工降雨的气象学者.

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