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stria

/ˈstraɪ.ə/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das einen feinen schmalen Streifen, eine Rille oder Furche bezeichnet, oft in parallelen Reihen auf Oberflächen wie Gestein oder biologischem Gewebe, oder einen Streifen abweichender Farbe.

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noun

C2formalcommonscientific/ˈstraɪ.ə/

A noun referring to a thin, narrow groove, channel, or streak, often found in parallel sets on surfaces such as rocks or within biological tissues, or a stripe of contrasting color.

  • 🇩🇪Substantiv, das einen feinen schmalen Streifen, eine Rille oder Furche bezeichnet, oft in parallelen Reihen auf Oberflächen wie Gestein oder biologischem Gewebe, oder einen Streifen abweichender Farbe.
  1. Geological striae C1 formal scientific

    Any of a number of tiny parallel grooves or scratches, such as those left by a glacier on rocks.

    • The glacier left distinct striae on the bedrock.
    • Geologists studied the striae to understand the ice flow direction.
    • The rock surface was covered with fine parallel striae.

    🇩🇪Gletscherschrammen

    Synonyme: furrowgroovelinescratchstreakstriation

  2. Anatomical striae C1 formal medical

    Streaks or ridges in muscle tissue, such as those found in cardiac or skeletal muscle.

    • Cardiac muscle cells have visible striae under the microscope.
    • The striae in skeletal muscle are due to the arrangement of sarcomeres.
    • Histologists examined the striae to assess muscle health.

    🇩🇪Streifen

    Synonyme: bandlinestreakstriationstripe

  3. Stripe of contrasting color C1 formal

    A stripe or band of contrasting color on a surface.

    • The butterfly's wings had delicate striae of blue and gold.
    • The mineral displayed beautiful striae of different hues.
    • The fabric had subtle striae running through its pattern.

    🇩🇪Streifen kontrastierender Farbe

    Synonyme: bandbarlinestreakstripe

  • striae plural form
  • striae's possessive plural form
  • stria's possessive singular form