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Meanings of iron in English
Chemical element with symbol Fe and atomic number 26.
Related terms
Tool or appliance for smoothing cloth using heat and pressure.
Portuguese
passar a ferro Catalan
planxar Usage of iron in English
1
The withdrawal agreement must give legal effect to that 'cast iron' guarantee.
2
In recent weeks he has nationalized oil service companies and iron producers.
3
The election commission said it was working to iron out the problems.
4
Wood and coal; apple and peach; iron and silver; ship and automobile.
5
He wanted to allow time to iron out the problems, he explained.
6
Purifying iron-containing PP1 from Escherichia coli has thus far not been possible.
7
The losing sectors were led by iron and steel and sea transport.
8
On balance this is good news for Australia, specifically iron ore exports.
9
She used her fluting iron for a minute and then said quietly:
10
Trans-Tasman Resources wants to take iron ore from the sea off Patea.
11
The iron industry of the state was the largest in the Union.
12
But parts of the iron law are left over from darker times.
13
The answer here is that it's almost certainly made mostly of iron.
14
Outside my house, I attached two great iron chains to the wall.
15
But Israel said they were attacked with iron bars and other weapons.
16
Similarly, metabolomic changes were seen in association with reduced faecal iron levels.
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