Koàn-ji̍p-gâm
Koàn-ji̍p-gâm (貫入岩; Eng-gí: intrusive rock) sī hóe-sêng-gâm ê chi̍t chióng. Gâm-chiuⁿ kǹg-thàng ji̍p-khì khah lāu ê giâm-chio̍h liáu-āu khoan-khoan-á kiat-cheng, chiâⁿ-chò giâm-chio̍h, chū-án-ne hêng-sêng koàn-ji̍p-gâm. Chit-ê kòe-têng kiò-chò koān-ji̍p (貫入; Eng-gí: intrusion), kan-taⁿ ē hoat-seng tī tē-khak lāi-té, bē hoat-seng tī tē-piáu.[1] Lēng-gōa chi̍t chióng ē-sái sán-seng hôe-seng-giâm ê kòe-têng sī phùn-chhut (噴出; Eng-gí: extrusion).
Ū-ê tē-chit-ha̍k-ka kā koàn-ji̍p-gâm kah chhim-sêng-gâm (深成岩; Eng-gí: plutonic rock) tòng-chò sī kāng-khoán ê hun-lūi.
Chham-khó Bûn-hiàn[siu-kái | kái goân-sí-bé]
- ↑ intrusive rock, Encyclopædia Britannica ê tiâu-bo̍k
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