celt

/selt/US // sɛlt //UK // (sɛlt) //

炼狱,炼油厂,炼钢,炼钢厂

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
Archaeology.
- : an ax of stone or metal without perforations or grooves, for hafting.

Celtic ethnology and philology (see Celt) are still in the "age of discussion."
Four dialects are pretty clearly marked (see the article Celt: Language, "Breton," p. 328).
If the immediate result of the battle was a victory of Celt over Dane, the lasting effect was a triumph of anarchy over order.
Celt and Greek alike were usually absorbed and lost in the masses of the people to whom they came.
But the Teuton left little impression on the alien culture, while Achæan and Celt leavened the whole mass.