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iron, Fe, atomic number 26noun

a heavy ductile magnetic metallic element; is silver-white in pure form but readily rusts; used in construction and tools and armament; plays a role in the transport of oxygen by the blood

Synonyms:
branding iron, smoothing iron, iron, atomic number 26

Antonyms:
frail
ironnoun

a golf club that has a relatively narrow metal head

Synonyms:
branding iron, smoothing iron, atomic number 26

Antonyms:
frail
iron, branding ironnoun

implement used to brand live stock

Synonyms:
branding iron, smoothing iron, iron, atomic number 26

Antonyms:
frail
iron, smoothing ironadjective

home appliance consisting of a flat metal base that is heated and used to smooth cloth

Synonyms:
branding iron, smoothing iron, iron, atomic number 26

Antonyms:
frail
cast-iron, ironverb

extremely robust

«an iron constitution»

Synonyms:
iron, cast-iron

Antonyms:
frail
iron, iron out, pressverb

press and smooth with a heated iron

«press your shirts»; «she stood there ironing»

Synonyms:
weigh, fight, beseech, agitate, press out, bid, constrict, crusade, iron out, weight-lift, press, exhort, conjure, weightlift, campaign, put right, urge on, entreat, compact, squeeze, straighten out, compress, contract, adjure, iron, push, urge

Antonyms:
frail

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- Golf Club
- Implement
- Metallic Element

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ironnoun

Synonyms:
cast iron, wrought iron, pig iron, spiegel iron

Associated words:
ferriferous, ferrous, billet, ore, forge, founder, foundry, ironmaster, ironmonger, ironmongery, ironsmith, ironware, irony, ironbound, pyrites, metallurgy, metallurgist, siderurgy, siderotechny, siderognost, siderurgical, malleable, smelt, smeltery, anneal, siderite, shadrach, larget, manganese, carbon, speiss
ironverb

Synonyms:
smooth, mangle

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List of paraphrases for «iron»:

fer, erf, hadid, al-hadid, hierro, railway, par, ferro, rail, pars, curtain, railways, ferric, kcrc, tomur, steel, ferrous, rebar, al-hadidi, railroad, kcr

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Tiger Woods:

I didn’t hit any good shots and didn’t make any putts. Other than that it added up to a round that broke 80, the driver felt fine but I just didn’t feel sharp with anything else. My iron game, which is usually the strongest part of my game, was off … my distance control was off.
Julia Farley:

This unique find is of international importance. It dates to around 400–250 BC, and is probably the earliest Iron Age gold work ever discovered in Britain, the torcs were probably worn by wealthy and powerful women, perhaps people from the continent who had married into the local community. Piecing together how these objects came to be carefully buried in a Staffordshire field will give us an invaluable insight into life in Iron Age Britain.
Fan Lu:

Mills typically replenish their stocks ahead of the holiday, which leads to an obvious increase of imports in January and a dip in February, the sharp drop on February iron ore also came as major iron ore suppliers reduced shipment due to hurricane weather.
John Dryden:

We must beat the iron while it is hot, but we may polish it at leisure.
The Beijing trader:

It is already difficult to sell iron ore, and much more difficult now. Steel mills, which should be buyers, are out to compete with us by selling iron ore. Who else can we sell to now?

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rigid
steely
adamant
firm
heavy
immovable
steel
thick
unbending
adamantine
cruel
dense
ferric
ferrous
implacable
indomitable
inexorable
insensible
obdurate
relentless
robust
strong
stubborn
unyielding

cast
coke
pig

bond
chain
cuffs
fetter
handcuffs
manacles
shackles
leg irons

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WORDS RELATED TO IRON

bond
bracelet
cable
clinker
connection
coupling
fetter
iron
lavaliere
link
locket
manacle
pendant
shackle
trammel

brassie
cleek
driver
iron
mashie
midiron
niblick
putter
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stick
wedge
wood

affiliations
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factions
gangs
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rings
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societies
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stamping grounds
unions

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ash
ashen
cinereal
clouded
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drab
dusky
dusty
grey
heather
iron
lead
leaden
livid
mousy
neutral
oyster
pearly
peppery
powder
sere
shaded
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silvery
slate
smoky
somber
stone

Dove
ash
ashen
battleship
cinereal
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dusty
granite
heather
iron
lead
leaden
livid
mousy
neutral
oyster
pearly
peppery
powder
sere
shaded
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slate
smoky
somber
stone

Dove
ash
ashen
cinereal
clouded
dappled
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drab
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dusty
grey
heather
iron
lead
leaden
livid
mousy
neutral
oyster
pearly
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powder
sere
shaded
silvered
silvery
slate
smoky
somber
stone

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characteristic, inflexible
characteristic, inflexible

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Pronunciation:

[ ˈa͡ɪ͡ən], [ ˈa‍ɪ‍ən], [ ˈaɪə_n]

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adj.

• gray/grey (adjective)
- stoner,
- slatest,
- most cinereal,
- shaded,
- most battleship,
- more granite,
- more oyster,
- more heather,
- granite,
- more silvery,
- leadest,
- stonest,
- most granite,
- grey,
- most silvered,
- more powder,
- most dove,
- most silvery,
- most oyster,
- most powder,
- ashest,
- slater,
- most heather,
- more cinereal,
- more dove,
- more battleship,
- more silvered.
• hard (adjective)
- hard-bitten,
- harder.
• hard, tough; inflexible (adjective)
- ferric,
- immovable,
- thick,
- robust.
• hard-bitten (adjective)
- Hard-handed,
- hardhanded,
- hardbitten,
- hard as nails.
• inalterable (adjective)
- in alterable,
- in-variable,
- in-alterable,
- un-alterable,
- in variable,
- un alterable.
• incompliant (adjective)
- in-subordinate,
- in compliant,
- un reasonable,
- more self-willed,
- most self willed,
- in subordinate,
- un-reasonable,
- mulest,
- more brassbound,
- most cussed,
- muler,
- more cussed,
- most brassbound,
- most self-willed,
- more self willed,
- self willed,
- un manageable,
- most selfwilled,
- un-manageable,
- in-compliant.
• inflexible (adjective)
- in-exorable,
- re-solute,
- set one ways,
- Unswayable,
- most unadaptable,
- dyed in the wool,
- steeliest,
- un adaptable,
- set ways,
- most unswayable,
- set ones ways,
- un-compromising,
- set in ones ways,
- single minded,
- stand ground,
- steelier,
- un relenting,
- un changeable,
- stand ones ground,
- set one’s ways,
- un-swayable,
- in flexible,
- in tractable,
- in-tractable,
- stand one ground,
- un-changeable,
- in-flexible,
- un-bending,
- set in ways,
- un bending,
- hard and fast,
- set in one ways,
- un swayable,
- un-adaptable,
- un compromising,
- more unadaptable,
- in exorable,
- re solute,
- more unswayable.
• light (adjective)
- lamp.
• metallic (adjective)
- fusible,
- tinny,
- metallurgic,
- mineral,
- geologic,
- stannic,
- ORY,
- rocklike.
• obdurate (adjective)
- more hard-hearted,
- most stiff necked,
- un impressible,
- un-impressible,
- stiff necked,
- more hard hearted,
- thick skinned,
- most bullhead,
- more stiffnecked,
- un emotional,
- un shakable,
- most stiff-necked,
- set stone,
- most hard hearted,
- un sympathetic,
- stiffnecked,
- more unimpressible,
- most unimpressible,
- tough nut crack,
- hard nosed,
- un compassionate,
- most hard-hearted,
- more stiff-necked,
- hard hearted,
- most stiffnecked,
- thickskinned,
- more stiff necked,
- un-shakable,
- un-compassionate,
- more bullhead,
- hard boiled,
- un feeling,
- un cooperative,
- un-cooperative,
- un-emotional.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- gray,
- singleminded,
- secure,
- stiff-necked,
- mule,
- Silvered,
- inalterable,
- hardboiled,
- stand one’s ground,
- metallic,
- set in stone,
- safe and sound,
- set in one’s ways,
- solid as rock,
- bullhead,
- tough nut to crack,
- oyster,
- steely,
- Hard-hearted,
- Unimpressible,
- heather,
- obdurate,
- cinereal,
- die hard,
- inflexible,
- self-willed,
- unbendable,
- Asher,
- tenacious,
- uncompliant,
- brassbound,
- head-strong,
- solid as a rock,
- silvery,
- Incompliant,
- hardnosed,
- unadaptable.
• secure (adjective)
- more adjusted,
- most anchored,
- more nailed,
- buttoned down,
- more anchored,
- most nailed,
- safe sound,
- most adjusted.
• tenacious (adjective)
- unforgetful,
- retentive.
• unbendable (adjective)
- un-bendable,
- un bendable.
• uncompliant (adjective)
- un-compliant,
- un compliant.
n.
- albumin,
- additive,
- butterfat,
- aspartame,
- curd,
- caffeine,
- ascorbic acid,
- ironclad,
- colouring,
- coloring,
- carbohydrate.
- bitumen,
- asbestos,
- boarding,
- dense,
- indomitable,
- hard,
- adobe,
- cement,
- board,
- cruel,
- heavy,
- firm,
- strong,
- unyielding,
- brick,
- caulk,
- aggregate,
- brownstone,
- insensible.
- competitive,
- ambitious,
- driven,
- determined,
- sedulous,
- insistent,
- dedicated,
- sturdy,
- purposeful,
- persistent,
- motivated.
- boil,
- air,
- drip-dry,
- come out,
- dhobi,
- dry clean,
- come off,
- dry cleaner’s,
- hang up,
- resist,
- hang out.
- authoritarian,
- austere,
- restraint,
- hardline,
- tough,
- severe,
- free,
- unforgiving,
- stringent,
- strict,
- stern.
- compound,
- fetters,
- lights-out,
- leg irons,
- hunger strike,
- conjugal visit.
- drier.
• artifact (noun)
- iron.
• atomic number 26 (noun)
- atomic number 26.
• branding iron (noun)
- branding iron.
• cast-iron (noun)
- cast-iron.
• chain (noun)
- lavalieres.
• chains (noun)
- chains.
• club (noun)
- cleeks,
- mid-irons,
- mid irons,
- brassies,
- mid iron,
- midirons,
- niblicks,
- mid-iron.
• element (noun)
- californium,
- osmium,
- promethium,
- plutonium,
- beryllium,
- chromium,
- magnesium,
- yttrium,
- actinium,
- silver,
- praseodymium,
- selenium,
- rubidium,
- element,
- holmium,
- cesium,
- technetium,
- ruthenium,
- mendelevium,
- indium,
- iodine,
- radium,
- nitrogen,
- einsteinium,
- carbon,
- terbium,
- lithium,
- protactinium,
- metal,
- krypton,
- bismuth,
- dysprosium,
- lead,
- chlorine,
- niobium,
- barium,
- lutetium,
- nickel,
- boron,
- helium,
- polonium,
- antimony,
- zirconium,
- ytterbium,
- cerium,
- fluorine,
- aluminum,
- mercury,
- palladium,
- francium,
- rhodium,
- germanium,
- titanium,
- neptunium,
- bromine,
- gallium,
- iridium,
- fermium,
- lanthanum,
- strontium,
- phosphorus,
- tellurium,
- neodymium,
- sodium,
- berkelium,
- silicon,
- astatine,
- molybdenum,
- vanadium,
- gold,
- thorium,
- europium,
- cadmium,
- potassium,
- radon,
- americium,
- tantalum,
- argon,
- samarium,
- hafnium,
- rhenium,
- scandium,
- gadolinium,
- erbium,
- uranium,
- thulium,
- xenon,
- sulfur,
- neon,
- hydrogen,
- cobalt,
- nobelium,
- calcium,
- curium,
- thallium,
- arsenic,
- tungsten,
- oxygen,
- manganese.
• golf (noun)
- bogey,
- ace,
- backswing,
- bogie,
- birdie,
- bunker,
- caddy.
• handcuff (noun)
- gunks,
- tiein,
- stickums.
• hard, ferrous metal (noun)
- cast,
- coke,
- pig.
• instrument (noun)
- appliance.
• iron (noun)
- smoothing iron,
- irons.
• ore (noun)
- blendes.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- chain,
- pendants,
- midiron,
- platinum,
- lavaliere,
- Cleek,
- club,
- tie in,
- minerals,
- handcuff,
- ore,
- mashie,
- lockets,
- platinums,
- brassie,
- stickum,
- manacle,
- pinion,
- wedge,
- pinions,
- clinker,
- locket,
- bronzes,
- silvers,
- copper,
- niblick,
- trammel,
- Mashies,
- spoon,
- coppers,
- blende,
- zincs,
- TINS,
- pendant,
- zinc,
- clinkers,
- tin.
• punishment device (noun)
- cowhide,
- gallows,
- rope,
- stake,
- bull whip,
- rawhide,
- noose,
- stocks,
- cane,
- electric chair,
- gibbet,
- pillory,
- whip,
- scaffold,
- torture chamber,
- block,
- lash,
- guillotine,
- thong,
- truncheon,
- strap,
- rod,
- prison,
- captivity,
- maiden,
- rack,
- birch rod,
- ax,
- gas chamber,
- switch,
- jail,
- thumbscrew,
- solitary confinement,
- whipping post.
• punishment devices (noun)
- racks,
- electric chairs,
- rawhides,
- truncheons,
- switches,
- whips,
- Pillories,
- thongs,
- gibbets,
- captivities,
- maidens,
- blocks,
- whipping posts,
- jails,
- guillotines,
- Prisons,
- straps,
- lashes,
- birch rods,
- nooses,
- stakes,
- scaffolds,
- bull whips,
- thumbscrews,
- gas chambers,
- Axes,
- rods,
- ropes,
- solitary confinements,
- cowhides,
- torture chambers,
- Canes.
v.

• contact (verb)
- iron out.
• Other relevant words: (verb)
- activity,
- action.
• press (verb)
- bare heavily,
- ex press,
- un-wrinkling,
- unwrinkling,
- un wrinkle,
- de press,
- de-press,
- bears heavily,
- ex-pressing,
- beared heavily,
- de presses,
- forces down,
- re-duce,
- de pressed,
- bearing heavily,
- un-wrinkled,
- re duce,
- de-presses,
- de-pressing,
- re duces,
- un-wrinkle,
- bore heavily,
- un wrinkling,
- forced down,
- ex pressed,
- un wrinkles,
- forcing down,
- re-duces,
- de pressing,
- ex pressing,
- de-pressed,
- unwrinkles,
- un wrinkled,
- pinned down,
- un-wrinkles,
- ex-press.
• smooth (verb)
- makes uniform,
- re fines,
- re fine,
- re-fine,
- re-fining,
- re fined,
- made uniform,
- making uniform,
- re-fines.
Other synonyms:

• Fe
- fe.
- ferrous,
- washing machine,
- steel,
- washer-dryer,
- dryer,
- leaded,
- poker,
- rifle,
- tumble-dryer,
- adamantine,
- Gyve,
- steam iron,
- flat iron,
- wringer.
- die-hard,
- able-bodied,
- unrelenting,
- inexorable,
- red-blooded,
- adamant,
- washer,
- strapping,
- golden,
- lusty,
- stainless,
- grim,
- intransigent,
- relentless,
- implacable,
- stubborn,
- uncompromising,
- shackle,
- vital,
- brazen.
- leaden,
- unbending,
- remorseless,
- fetter,
- vigorous.
- bond,
- bronze,
- rigid.
- hobble.
- wire.
- machine.
• cast-iron
- Cast iron.
• iron
- flatiron.
• nourishment
- food.
• Other relevant words:
- pin down,
- Unwrinkle,
- Planed,
- pins down,
- lay,
- press,
- smooth,
- unwrinkled,
- Planing,
- ironing,
- pinning down,
- Massing,
- bear heavily,
- force down.
• smooth
- sands,
- sand,
- Sanding,
- Sanded,
- sleeks,
- Sleeked,
- slicked,
- make uniform,
- slicks,
- Slicking,
- Sleeking.
• Other relevant words (noun):
- chopper,
- bid,
- choose,
- trowel,
- buffer,
- adapt,
- decide,
- unmoved,
- solve,
- lubricate,
- glazer,
- hardware,
- mercurial,
- ingot iron,
- adjure,
- rigorous,
- hearty,
- chain of mountains,
- steam,
- cartilage,
- entreat,
- disperse,
- crusade,
- cuffs,
- oak,
- orthodox,
- immutable,
- muzzle,
- heavy metal,
- determine,
- leash,
- rock,
- finish,
- squeeze,
- pebble,
- order,
- appease,
- chemical element,
- hidebound,
- grader,
- rockbound,
- mountain chain,
- bone,
- beta iron,
- dogged,
- irreconcilable,
- household appliance,
- Impliable,
- Puristic,
- file,
- cycle,
- goose,
- roller,
- fundamentalist,
- handcuffs,
- trammels,
- manacles,
- wrought iron,
- reins,
- compact,
- intractable,
- crystal,
- knife blade,
- harsh,
- braze,
- adjudicate,
- dispel,
- ironhanded,
- camisole,
- eliminate,
- home appliance,
- straightjacket,
- pewter,
- ironlike,
- concrete,
- bonds,
- oil,
- grit,
- purist,
- cuprous,
- put,
- marble,
- straitlaced,
- cherish,
- bicycle,
- calender,
- unwavering,
- mangle,
- pistol,
- mercurous,
- agitate,
- bike,
- metallic element,
- driving iron,
- definitive,
- roll,
- bake,
- conciliate,
- level,
- base metal,
- coast,
- five iron,
- push,
- Nickelic,
- quartz,
- brave,
- drag,
- rugged,
- lion,
- beseech,
- diamond,
- weightlift,
- stony,
- utility knife,
- steamroller,
- flint,
- prepare,
- smoothen,
- consolidate,
- string,
- forceful,
- hard core,
- harrow,
- brassy,
- delta iron,
- campaign,
- halter,
- unalterable,
- flatten,
- range of mountains,
- resolve,
- resolved,
- polisher,
- stubborn as a mule,
- smooth clothing,
- rude,
- beach,
- dealing,
- magnesia,
- plane,
- reconcile,
- Darbies,
- gat,
- collar,
- puritan,
- unmoving,
- razor clam,
- motorbike,
- aureate,
- flinty,
- produce,
- bronzy,
- puritanical,
- Nickeline,
- shave,
- concatenation,
- put right,
- quicksilver,
- nail,
- bridle,
- fondle,
- chrome,
- muscle-bound,
- wheel,
- deprive,
- straightlaced,
- rid,
- atomic number,
- resolute,
- stone,
- ferrous metal,
- Hopples,
- inelastic,
- bracelet,
- steady,
- Procrustean,
- Ironbound,
- cutter,
- stranglehold,
- arrange,
- mountain range,
- appoint,
- urge,
- steadfast,
- macadamize,
- solid,
- smoother,
- headstrong,
- silver-plated,
- rank,
- Bilbo,
- strong-willed,
- straighten out,
- exhort,
- shackles,
- chemical chain,
- connection,
- unhesitating,
- Rigorist,
- horse,
- motocycle,
- Hot-press,
- strand,
- incontestable,
- gear shaping,
- gold-filled,
- yoke,
- even,
- unshrinking,
- stiff,
- adjust,
- fight,
- alpha iron,
- straitjacket,
- smooth out,
- gold-plated,
- cuff,
- tether,
- unfeeling,
- razor shell,
- ball and chain,
- constrict,
- razor clams,
- obstinate,
- gilt,
- Ferruginous,
- self-possessed,
- gyves,
- pedicab,
- stout,
- Pewtery,
- sander,
- weight-lift,
- gag,
- unaffected,
- very hot,
- dispose,
- brass,
- unchangeable,
- wolfram,
- burnish,
- range,
- abolish,
- weigh,
- andiron,
- chamois,
- glaze,
- dissipate,
- mow,
- hamper,
- restraints,
- trail bike,
- chutzpadik,
- line,
- indurate,
- Cupreous,
- Bilboes,
- contract,
- Ungiving,
- dour,
- fixed,
- coppery,
- strong-minded,
- crag,
- puritanic,
- polish,
- gamma iron,
- trike,
- fossil,
- decided,
- difficult,
- Strait-waistcoat,
- buff,
- motorcycle,
- tricycle,
- bad,
- gritty,
- nails,
- set,
- rock-ribbed,
- interpret,
- unflinching,
- fix,
- peremptory,
- conjure,
- compress,
- hobbles,
- minibike.

How to use «Iron» in context?

Iron is one of the most common elements on Earth. It makes up about 12% of the Earth’s crust. However, almost all of the iron on Earth is found in the Earth’s surface. Only about 2% of the Earth’s iron is in the ground. Iron is a metal with a relatively low melting point, so it is often found in rocks such as iron ore. Iron can also be found in the Earth’s core. Iron is a vital element in many technologies, including cars, planes, and weapons.

Paraphrases for Iron:

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Independent
- Proper noun, singular
  curtain, Carriers, hierro.
- Noun, singular or mass
  ferric, wrestling.
Other Related
- Proper noun, singular
  railway, railways.
- Noun, singular or mass
  curtain, ferrous, railway.

Hyponym for Iron:

n.
- artifact
  club, golfclub, golf club, golf-club.
v.
- contact
  press.

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iron [ˈaɪən] прил
1. железный, металлический, чугунный, стальной
  
  (ferrous, metal, cast iron, steel)
  - iron curtain – железный занавес
  - iron ore deposits – железные руды
  - early iron age – ранний железный век
  - heavy iron door – тяжелая железная дверь
  - iron law of wages – железный закон заработной платы
  - iron core – металлический стержень
  - cast iron pipe – чугунная труба
  - iron bar – стальной прут
2. железосодержащий
  
  (ferriferous)
  - iron supplements – железосодержащие препараты
3. чугунолитейный
iron [ˈaɪən] сущ
1. железоср, чугунм
  
  (metal, cast iron)
  - wrought iron – кованое железо
  - grey iron – серый чугун
2. утюгм, утюжокм
  
  (flatiron)
3. кандалы
  
  (fetter)
  - leg irons – ножные кандалы
4. железкаж
  
  (piece of iron)
5. черный металл
  
  (black metal)
iron [ˈaɪən] гл
1. гладить, утюжить, погладить, прогладить, выгладить, проглаживать
  
  (stroke, press, pat)
  - iron shirts – гладить рубашки

noun
	железо	iron
	утюг	iron, flatiron, drag, smoothing-iron
	железное изделие	ironwork, iron
	черный металл	iron
	оковы	fetter, fetters, chain, shackle, bond, iron
	стремя	stirrup, stapes, iron
	кандалы	shackles, shackle, fetters, manacles, iron, nippers
	препарат железа	iron
	клюшка с железной головкой	iron
verb
	гладить	iron, caress, palm, press, calender, flatiron
	утюжить	iron
	проглаживать	iron
	отутюживать	press, iron
	доглаживать	iron
	покрывать железом	iron
adjective
	железный	iron, irony, ferreous
	твердый	solid, hard, firm, strong, steadfast, iron
	жестокий	cruel, brutal, fierce, severe, ruthless, iron
	суровый	severe, harsh, stern, austere, hard, iron
	крепкий	strong, hard, sturdy, solid, fast, iron
	сделанный из железа	iron
	сильный	strong, keen, powerful, severe, heavy, iron

Предложения со словом «iron»

This rusty lump of nickel and iron may not appear special, but when it is cut open , you can see that it is different from earthly metals.	Этот ржавый кусок никеля и железа с виду ничем не примечателен, но если его разрезать, можно увидеть, что он не похож на земные металлы.
Black ops files, from TreadStone, all the way to Iron Hand.	— Файлы по спецоперациям. Начиная с Тредстоун и заканчивая Айрон Хэнд.
We no longer dig ditches by hand, pound tools out of wrought iron or do bookkeeping using actual books.	Мы больше не роем канавы вручную, не куём монеты из железа, а бумажная волокита уже не связана с бумагой как таковой.
So this is the iron hand that belonged to one of the German counts.	Это железная рука, принадлежавшая одному из немецких графов.
That’s where the concept of ruling with an iron fist comes from.	Отсюда происходит идея о правлении железной рукой.
You ever smelt skin, burning under hot iron?	Знаешь, какой запах идёт от поджаренной раскалённым железом кожи?
I licked at it and tasted iron and salt.	Я лизнул ее и почувствовал привкус железа и соли.
We turned towards the hiss through mountains of silent iron.	Мы повернули и пошли на шипенье сквозь груды железа.
You’re aware of the iron deposits in these caves?	Ты же знаешь об отложениях железа в этих пещерах?
You know many businessmen working the old Iron Curtain?	Вы знаете много бизнесменов работающих со старым Железным Занавесом?
Iron spalled, driving splinters across his cheek and nose.	Острая щепка больно ударила по щеке и по носу.
Golems could wade through lava and pour molten iron.	Големы легко могли пройти сквозь раскаленную лаву и расплавленный металл.
I can sew too, clean a house, iron.	Ещё я умею шить, убирать дом, стирать.
I think he may have an iron deficiency problem.	Я думаю, что у него может быть дефицит железа.
The indentation matches the edge of an iron stool there.	Углубление совпадает по форме с торцом сиденья железного табурета.
There were round glass tables and white iron chairs.	Тут стояли круглые стеклянные столики и белые металлические стулья.
This iron chain has locked me in prison for 15 years	Эта железная цепь держала меня в тюрьме 15 лет.
Silver scrap and iron sand spewed into the night.	В ночное небо взвился столп серебряной стружки и железной пыли.
Why did you take the iron bar into the park?	Почему вы взяли с собой в парк железный прут?
He ruled with an iron fist and an eagle eye.	Он управлял с помощью железного кулака и орлиного глаза.
Report, Iron Jacket moved out from our checkpoint yesterday.	Докладываю, Железный Жакет вчера проезжал через наш КПП.
The second man seized her throat in iron fingers.	Наконец один из них сдавил стальными пальцами ее горло.
Temirtau is the iron and steel center.	Темиртау является черной металлургии.
But it is rich in coal, iron ore, bauxites, uranium, lead and many other mineral resources.	Но они богаты углём, железной рудой, бокситами, ураном, свинцом и многими другими полезными ископаемыми.
Others tried to scare them away by nailing a piece of iron, such as a horseshoe, over the door.	Другие пытались отпугнуть пригвоздив кусок железа, например подкову, над дверью.
The USA has rich deposits of coal, oil, iron, zinc, copper, silver, phosphate rock, natural gas, uranium and nonferrous metals.	США обладают богатыми запасами угля, нефти, железа, цинка, меди, серебра, фосфоритов, природного газа, урана и цветных металлов.
The natural resources of South Africa are gold, chromium, coal, iron ore, nickel, phosphates, tin, uranium, gem diamonds, platinum, copper, vanadium, salt, natural gas.	Природные ресурсы Южной Африки представлены золотом, хромом, углем, железной рудой, никелем, фосфатами, оловом, ураном, ювелирными алмазами, платиной, медью, ванадием, солью, природным газом.
He can repair an iron, a radio-set, or a tape-recorder.	Он может починить утюг, радио или магнитофон.
We wash our linen, iron and mend it, clean the flat.	Мы стираем белье, гладим и чиним его, убираем в квартире.
He has already repaired our mother’s electric iron, my desk lamp and his own shaver.	Он уже починил мамин утюг, мою настольную лампу и свою бритву.
The artisans and merchants traded their products for salt, iron, tin and other goods.	Ремесленники и торговцы торговали их продукты для соли, железа, олова и других товаров.
A huge iron throne materialised behind Merlin, a memory made real by the power of his awful will.	За спиной Мерлина материализовался огромный железный трон, призванный из небытия усилием его несгибаемой воли.
Rod took the little pot and whistled at the sight of the long, jagged crack in the cast iron.	Род взял чугунок и присвистнул при виде длинной рваной трещины в стенке.
A lightning bolt had illuminated the gray rock walls of the cove, its broad shelf, and the high black iron davits.	Молния осветила серую скалистую стену бухточки, широкую площадку и черную сталь высоких шлюпбалок.
The enormous house was at the end of a cul-de-sac, on fifteen acres of land, surrounded by a huge, high, iron fence.	Огромное строение располагалось в глухом месте на участке в пятнадцать акров, окруженном высоким железным забором.
Liquid iron, circulating around the solid part of the core as Earth rotates, acts like a wire carrying an electric current.	Жидкое железо, циркулирующее вокруг твердой части ядра вращающейся Земли, действует как провод под электротоком.
Its source was a huge iron furnace in the cellars, a relic of older generations.	Она соединялась с огромной железной печью, находившейся в подземелье и построенной далекими предками.
A disrupter bolt whizzed past her, and iron-hard knuckles crashed into the firer’s throat.	Выстрел раптора прожужжал мимо, и Хонор ударила кулаком в горло стрелявшего.
The iron core was no longer able to generate this magnetic field and then the solar wind started pounding the surface of Mars.	Железное ядро больше не производит магнитное поле, и солнечный ветер начинает бить по поверхности Марса.
The tube had been created by wrapping iron wire around a steel rod, then heating the metal and hammering it.	Ствол создавали при помощи железной проволоки, намотанной вокруг стального штока, нагревая и обрабатывая ее.
The wrists and ankles of the accused were tied to two iron rods screwed to the floor.	Обвиняемый был привязан за запястья и лодыжки к двум железным прутам, торчащим из пола.
All were connected by long, thin iron chains around iron collars about their necks.	Все были прикованы длинными, тонкими железными цепями вокруг железных ошейников у них на шеях.
Oxygen attaches itself to iron, which increases her chance of infection.	Кислород прикрепляется к железу, что повышает шансы инфекции.
Before him an iron brazier had been set up on top of the thick stone slab.	Перед ним дымилась взгроможденная на каменную плиту чугунная жаровня.
Against the wall behind the table was a black iron kettle stove, and there was a little alcove with shelves and a long counter.	У стены позади стола располагались черная железная плита, небольшой встроенный буфет и длинная стойка.
That blacksmith will feed me to his forge if I don’t have that iron out there today.	Кузнец засунет меня в свою печь, если я сегодня не доставлю ему металл.
Then he took down an iron-headed spear and a sharp steel knife from their rack on the wall.	Потом взял с полки у стены копье с железным наконечником и острый стальной нож.
His great claws dug into the ground, and his black eyes glowed with rage under the iron helmet.	Могучие когти впились в настил, а черные глаза в щели стального шлема горели огнем.
Connecting the pillars was a high double gate made from iron bars bent and folded and twisted into fancy shapes.	Столбы соединяли высокие двустворчатые ворота, сделанные из согнутых и переплетенных в причудливой форме стальных прутьев.
A stout iron lock in a hasp held shut a crude door of wooden slats.	Толстую дощатую дверь держал на запоре мощный стальной замок в петлях засова.
The heavy door with its man-thick iron bars loomed before her.	Тяжелая дверь с мощными стальными засовами распахнулась перед ней.
It matches a floral design found on a cast-iron radiator forged at the turn of the century.	Он соответствует цветочному дизайну чугунных радиаторов, сделанных на рубеже веков.
It swung open six inches with a squeal from the old iron hinges.	Со скрипом старых железных петель дверь открылась на шесть дюймов.
The boys were running up with powder for the guns; the shot garlands between the guns were filled with the black iron spheres ready for instant use.	Юнги бежали с порохом для орудий, сетки рядом с пушками наполнили черными чугунными шарами.
We were paid by the mayor quite handsomely, and the iron founder was sent to trial in accordance with our methods.	Мэр щедро заплатил нам и сталелитейщик был отправлен под суд, согласно нашим указаниям.
It had tables on its second level and a wrought-iron bal cony that allowed its patrons to watch the pageant below.	Столики на втором этаже стояли у перил, и посетители могли оттуда наблюдать суету внизу.
She pressed her face to the ornate iron lace of the outer grating and peered into the court.	Иста прижалась лицом к металлическим кружевам внешней решетки и выглянула наружу.
The shadow of the Indian’s wooden tomahawk lay on an iron grille embedded in the sidewalk in front of the cigar store.	Тень от деревянного томагавка индейца падала на металлическую решетку.
Near the end she slowed to a walk and approached an iron door with a grille in it.	Они остановились в конце коридора перед железной дверью с решеткой.
I put an iron door on, and we’ve put iron bars on the windows and across the skylights.	Я поставил железную дверь, и мы поставили железные решетки на окнах и на крыше.

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noun
as in sand
adjective
as in solid
verb
as in to tie
as in sand
as in solid
as in to tie
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iron
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noun

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as in sand

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sand
fortitude
grit
backbone
tenacity
pluck
obstinacy
perseverance
obduracy
stubbornness
persistence
persistency
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doggedness
obstinateness
tenaciousness
freedom
power
autonomy
potency
resilience
self—determination
self—sufficiency
self—reliance
independence
self—support
self—dependence
self—subsistence

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

weakness
inadequacy
impotence
helplessness
dependence
reliance
impotency
dependance

weakness
inadequacy
impotence
helplessness
dependence
reliance
impotency
dependance

iron

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adjective

as in solid

not showing weakness or uncertainty

he had an iron determination to succeed in on Wall Street

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solid
sturdy
strong
firm
vigorous
powerful
robust
stout
tough
mighty
lusty
forceful
hearty
hard
ironclad
unyielding
certain
energetic
vital
brisk
lively
springy
jazzy
animated
spirited
confident
sanguine
sprightly
perky
secure
jaunty
sure
vivacious
peppy
frisky
zippy
assured
sprightful

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

weak
uncertain
feeble
fragile
frail
limp
listless
spiritless
insecure
diffident
weakened
wimpy
effete
spineless
characterless
self—doubting
weak—kneed
wishy—washy

weak
uncertain
feeble
fragile
frail
limp
listless
spiritless
insecure
diffident
weakened
wimpy
effete
spineless
characterless
self—doubting
weak—kneed
wishy—washy

iron

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verb

as in to tie

Synonyms & Similar Words

tie
truss
bit
lash
bind
shackle
trammel
fetter
chain
enchain
secure
hobble
hog—tie
curb
gyve
manacle
pinion
handcuff
enfetter
fasten
hamper
attach
hinder
link
impede
confine
limit
constrain
restrict
tangle
join
entangle

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

free
loose
release
rescue
liberate
emancipate
unbind
unfetter
unshackle
undo
untie
unfasten
untangle
detach
disengage

free
loose
release
rescue
liberate
emancipate
unbind
unfetter
unshackle
undo
untie
unfasten
untangle
detach
disengage

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1. железо, e

2. гладить, сглаживать, разглаживать

3. кашировальная колодка

4. тиски для обжима корешков

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iron

2) черный металл, напр., железо, сталь, чугун; as hard as iron твердый как сталь; fig.

тж.

суровый; жестокий; a man of iron железный человек, человек железной воли

3) железное изделие (часто в сложных словах; напр.: curling-irons щипцы для завивки волос)

4) утюг

5) (

pl.

) оковы, кандалы; in irons в кандалах

to have (too)

many irons in the fire

а) заниматься многими делами одновременно;

б) пустить в ход различные средства (для достижения цели)

1) железный; сделанный из железа

2) сильный, крепкий, твердый

iron man

amer. slang

серебряный доллар

iron horse

collocation

стальной конь (паровоз, велосипед, танк)

iron rations

mil.

неприкосновенный запас (продовольствия)

iron age

а) железный век;

б) жестокий век

iron curtain железный занавес

an iron fist in a velvet glove

мягко стелет, да жестко спать

1) утюжить, гладить

2) покрывать железом

iron out

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1 (a) железный

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1) железо 2) утюг; гладить

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[i·ron || ‘aɪə(r)n]
железо, черный металл, железное изделие, стремя, клюшка с железной головкой, утюг, оковы, кандалы, препарат железа
утюжить, отутюжить, гладить, проглаживать, выгладить, доглаживать, покрывать железом
железный; сильный, крепкий, твердый; суровый, жестокий

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гарпун

гладить

железный

железо

утюг

утюжить

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1. сущ.
1) хим.
а) железо (элемент)
б); черный металл, напр.
в)
2) а) мн. кандалы
б) стержень для клеймения; стержень для прижигания ран
в) обыкн. мн. стремя
г) крюк
д) сленг столовые приборы, вилка
е) сленг набор отмычек;
ж) паяльник
з) особый вид клюшки для гольфа
и) возвыш. редк. меч, холодное оружие, расш. война
к) утюг
л) сковорода
м) сленг небольшой пистолет,
н) сленг деньги, бабки, капуста; ист. валюта в Сьерра-Леоне
о) сокр. от iron curtain
п) мед. препарат железа
2. прил.
1) а) железный, содержащий железо, сделанный из железа
б) имеющий цвет железа, соответственно, серый, черный или рыжий
2) а) крепкий
б) несгибаемый, твердый, жесткий (о предмете, человеке)
в) жестокий
3) металлический, резкий (о звуке)
3. гл.
1) покрывать железом
2) заковывать в кандалы
3) а) гладить
б) хорошо гладиться

Новый англо-русский словарь > iron

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iron

[‘aɪən]

1) утюжить, гладить

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iron

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iron

сердечник (трансформатора или электромагнита)
паяльник
металлические изделия
любой предмет из чёрного металла, потерянный в скважине
железо
всякий чёрный сплав (железо, сталь, чугун)

железо
Fe
Элемент VIII группы Периодич. системы; ат. н. 26, ат. м. 55,847; блестящий серебристо-белый металл. Состоит из четырех стабильных изотопов: Ре (5,84 %), 56Fe (91,68 %),»Fe (2,17 %) и 58Fe (0,31 %). Ж. было известно еще в доисторич. времена. Способ получения ж. из руд был изобретен в зап. части Азии во II тысячелетии до н. э.; вслед за тем применение ж. распростран. в Вавилоне, Египте, Греции; на смену бронз. в. пришел железный в. По содержанию в литосфере (4,65 мас. %) ж. занимает 2-е место среди металлов (на 1-м алюминий) и образует ок. 300 минералов (оксиды, сульфиды, силикаты, карбонаты и т.д.).
Ж. может существовать в виде трех аллотропич. модификаций: a-Fe с ОЦК, y-Fe с ГЦК и 8-Fe с ОЦК кристаллич. решетками; a-Fe ферромагнитно вплоть до 769 ^оС (точка Кюри). Модификации y~Fe и б-Fe парамагнитны. Полиморфные превращения ж. и стали при нагревании и охлаждении открыл в 1868 г. Д. К. Чернов. Fe проявляет перем. валентность (наиб. устойчивы соединения 2- и 3-валентного ж.). С кислородом ж. образует оксиды FeO, Fe₂O₃ и Fe₃O₄. Плотность ж. (при содержании примесей < 0,01 мас %) 7,874 г/ /см³, t_т=1539 ^oС, /КИЛ*3200«С.
Ж. — важнейший металл соврем, техники. В чистом виде из-за низкой прочн. практич. не использ. Осн. масса ж. применяется в виде весьма разных по составу и св-вам сплавов. На долю сплавов ж. приходится ~ 95 % всей металлич. продукции.
Чистое Fe получают в относит. небольших кол-вах электролизом водных р-ров его солей или восстановлением водородом. Достат. чистое ж. получают прямым восстановл. непосредст. из рудных концентратов (минуя домен. печь), водородом, природ. газом или углем при относит. низких темп-pax (губчатое Fe, железный порошок, металлизов. окатыши).
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металлургия в целом

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iron

паяльник
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[Я.Н.Лугинский, М.С.Фези-Жилинская, Ю.С.Кабиров. Англо-русский словарь по электротехнике и электроэнергетике, Москва, 1999 г.]

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электротехника, основные понятия

EN

soldering bit
iron
soldering iron

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iron

[ˈaɪən]

iron: crude iron чугун iron: crude iron чугун scrap iron металлический лом wrought iron сварочная сталь, ковкая мягкая сталь

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iron

1) желе́зо с

2) утю́г м

желе́зный

— Iron Curtain
3.

гла́дить

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iron

железо; железные изделия; чугун; техническое железо

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iron

1) железо, Fe

2) гладить, сглаживать, разглаживать

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Iron — I ron ([imac] [u^]rn), n. [OE. iren, AS. [=i]ren, [=i]sen, [=i]sern; akin to D. ijzer, OS. [=i]sarn, OHG. [=i]sarn, [=i]san, G. eisen, Icel. [=i]sarn, j[=a]rn, Sw. & Dan. jern, and perh. to E. ice; cf. Ir. iarann, W. haiarn, Armor. houarn.] [1913 … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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Iron — I ron, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Ironed}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Ironing}.] [1913 Webster] 1. To smooth with an instrument of iron; especially, to smooth, as cloth, with a heated flatiron; sometimes used with out. [1913 Webster] 2. To shackle with irons; to … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Iron-on — Iron ons are images that can be imprinted on fabric. They are frequently used to print onto T shirts.On one side is paper, and on the other is the image that will be transferred in reverse. After placing it on the fabric and either running over… … Wikipedia
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