convolute 的 2 个定义
con·vo·lut·ed, con·vo·lut·ing.
- to coil up; form into a twisted shape.
- rolled up together or with one part over another.
- Botany. coiled up longitudinally so that one margin is within the coil and the other without, as the petals of cotton.
convolute 近义词
make complicated
更多convolute例句
- The two first have zigzag passages; the third, channels running in convolute curves.
- The passages here run in convolute curves, the one winding in a spiral to the centre, the other receding from the centre.
- They resemble the Ammonites in internal structure, but instead of being spirally convolute they are merely curved like a horn.
- The more decidedly convolute species with hidden spires are the Atys, Montf.
- A spiral shell is said to be discoidal, when the whorls are so horizontally convolute as to form a flattened spire.