Definition of iron-sided in English:

iron-sided

adjective ˈʌɪənsʌɪdɪd

1Tough, hardy; unyielding, inflexible.
2Of a material object: having sides which are made of iron, or which are as strong as iron.
3Of a warship: having sides strengthened with plates of iron or steel; = "ironclad". Compare Ironside. Now historical.

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Gauden (c1599–1662), bishop of Worcester. From iron + sided, after Ironside.

adjectiveˈʌɪənsʌɪdɪd

1Tough, hardy; unyielding, inflexible.
2Of a material object: having sides which are made of iron, or which are as strong as iron.
3Of a warship: having sides strengthened with plates of iron or steel; = "ironclad". Compare Ironside. Now historical.

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Gauden (c1599–1662), bishop of Worcester. From iron + sided, after Ironside.

单词	iron-sided
释义	Definition of iron-sided in English: iron-sided adjective ˈʌɪənsʌɪdɪd 1Tough, hardy; unyielding, inflexible. 2Of a material object: having sides which are made of iron, or which are as strong as iron. 3Of a warship: having sides strengthened with plates of iron or steel; = "ironclad". Compare Ironside. Now historical. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Gauden (c1599–1662), bishop of Worcester. From iron + sided, after Ironside. Definition of iron-sided in US English: iron-sided adjectiveˈʌɪənsʌɪdɪd 1Tough, hardy; unyielding, inflexible. 2Of a material object: having sides which are made of iron, or which are as strong as iron. 3Of a warship: having sides strengthened with plates of iron or steel; = "ironclad". Compare Ironside. Now historical. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in John Gauden (c1599–1662), bishop of Worcester. From iron + sided, after Ironside.
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