strata

英 [ˈstrɑː.tə] 美 [ˈstreɪt̬.ə]
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  • n. 层;[地质] 地层;阶层
  • n. (Strata)人名;(意、塞)斯特拉塔

英语词源

strata
strata: [16] Latin strātum meant ‘something laid down’. It was a noun use of the neuter past participle of sternere ‘spread out, lay down, stretch out’, which also produced English consternation [17] and prostrate [14]. Its use for the abstract concept of a ‘layer’ (in English more usually in the plural strata) is a modern Latin development. Other English words from the same source include stratify [17], stratosphere [20] (the ‘layer’ of the atmosphere above the troposphere), stratus [19] (cloud in thin ‘layer’- like form), and street.
=> consternation, prostrate, straw, street
strata (n.)
c. 1700, plural of stratum.

权威例句

1. The rebels came overwhelmingly from the poorest strata of rural society.
叛乱分子绝大多数来自农村的最贫困阶层。
2. people from all social strata
来自不同社会阶层的人
3. The older strata gradually disintegrate.
较老的岩层渐渐风化.
4. Mostly applying the STRATA velocity inversion section predicts the distributed field of reefs depth.
并主要运用STRATA速度反演剖面来预测生物礁厚度变化的分布范围,勾绘出生物礁储层的厚度变化分布图.
5. Contained within the rock strata is evidence that the region was intensely dry 15,000 years ago.
岩层中有证据表明,该地区在15,000年前曾经非常干旱。

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