Definition of slag heap in English:

slag heap

noun

British

A hill or area of refuse from a mine or industrial site.
a rare plant which is only found on one slag heap in Cornwall
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1966, a slag heap collapsed and engulfed a primary school in Aberfan, killing 144 people, including 116 children.
- If you want cheap, you have to find it on the slag heap.
- From the top of a local slag heap you could count 200 factory chimneys, which were incredible really.
- They rushed up and down the slag heaps at Capper and messed about on motorcycles on the dirt tracks.
- He came from Pontefract and said there was a similar problem there with houses around slag heaps.
- The stats and history of this limestone slag heap are impressive in their own right.
- It's a remarkable turnaround for what was little more than a gathering of slag heaps.
- Before Jenny could blow the access hatch off, it melted away into a slag heap, courtesy of the Fire-Twins.
- The authority's archaeologists have since found evidence of the bloomery forge, a dam, a wheelpit, and slag heaps.
- It's cheap, if you're subsidising nuclear power to the hilt, and frankly we have whole slag heaps of it to dump.
- There is also an enormous slag heap stretching 4 kilometres that blows dust and leaches toxins when it rains.
- There were also, of course, slag heaps and derelict land, palls of smoke, and polluted rivers.
- There was a time when the most exotic thing you were likely to come across in the kingdom was a slag heap.
- This century has become synonymous with smoking chimneys, slag heaps, rubbish tips, illegal dumps and ‘contaminated land’.
- Others dig on the slag heaps of the now-shut collieries looking for lumps of coal.
- There is too much bad history whistling through the old slag heaps and neglected estates of Sheffield.
- In this play, the set also represents the urban slag heap of life, derelict it would seem except that it's not derelict.
- I'll put up pictures of the slag heaps, smokestacks and mysterious pond of what appears to be liquid later.
- ‘These slag heaps scar and mar the landscape, and pollute the water,’ Rendell says.
- Standing on the flattened slag heap that served as the rocket launch site, he proudly sports a baseball cap emblazoned Rocket Boys Dad.
Synonyms
dump, refuse dump, rubbish dump, refuse heap, rubbish heap, refuse tip, rubbish tip, dumping ground, dustheap

Definition of slag heap in US English:

slag heap

nounˈslæɡ ˌhipˈslaɡ ˌhēp

British

A hill or area of refuse from a mine or industrial site.
a rare plant which is only found on one slag heap in Cornwall
Example sentencesExamples
- From the top of a local slag heap you could count 200 factory chimneys, which were incredible really.
- ‘These slag heaps scar and mar the landscape, and pollute the water,’ Rendell says.
- There is too much bad history whistling through the old slag heaps and neglected estates of Sheffield.
- He came from Pontefract and said there was a similar problem there with houses around slag heaps.
- The stats and history of this limestone slag heap are impressive in their own right.
- It's cheap, if you're subsidising nuclear power to the hilt, and frankly we have whole slag heaps of it to dump.
- I'll put up pictures of the slag heaps, smokestacks and mysterious pond of what appears to be liquid later.
- This century has become synonymous with smoking chimneys, slag heaps, rubbish tips, illegal dumps and ‘contaminated land’.
- In 1966, a slag heap collapsed and engulfed a primary school in Aberfan, killing 144 people, including 116 children.
- It's a remarkable turnaround for what was little more than a gathering of slag heaps.
- There is also an enormous slag heap stretching 4 kilometres that blows dust and leaches toxins when it rains.
- The authority's archaeologists have since found evidence of the bloomery forge, a dam, a wheelpit, and slag heaps.
- There were also, of course, slag heaps and derelict land, palls of smoke, and polluted rivers.
- If you want cheap, you have to find it on the slag heap.
- In this play, the set also represents the urban slag heap of life, derelict it would seem except that it's not derelict.
- Standing on the flattened slag heap that served as the rocket launch site, he proudly sports a baseball cap emblazoned Rocket Boys Dad.
- Others dig on the slag heaps of the now-shut collieries looking for lumps of coal.
- Before Jenny could blow the access hatch off, it melted away into a slag heap, courtesy of the Fire-Twins.
- They rushed up and down the slag heaps at Capper and messed about on motorcycles on the dirt tracks.
- There was a time when the most exotic thing you were likely to come across in the kingdom was a slag heap.
Synonyms
dump, refuse dump, rubbish dump, refuse heap, rubbish heap, refuse tip, rubbish tip, dumping ground, dustheap

单词	slag heap
释义	Definition of slag heap in English: slag heap noun British A hill or area of refuse from a mine or industrial site. a rare plant which is only found on one slag heap in Cornwall Example sentencesExamples In 1966, a slag heap collapsed and engulfed a primary school in Aberfan, killing 144 people, including 116 children. If you want cheap, you have to find it on the slag heap. From the top of a local slag heap you could count 200 factory chimneys, which were incredible really. They rushed up and down the slag heaps at Capper and messed about on motorcycles on the dirt tracks. He came from Pontefract and said there was a similar problem there with houses around slag heaps. The stats and history of this limestone slag heap are impressive in their own right. It's a remarkable turnaround for what was little more than a gathering of slag heaps. Before Jenny could blow the access hatch off, it melted away into a slag heap, courtesy of the Fire-Twins. The authority's archaeologists have since found evidence of the bloomery forge, a dam, a wheelpit, and slag heaps. It's cheap, if you're subsidising nuclear power to the hilt, and frankly we have whole slag heaps of it to dump. There is also an enormous slag heap stretching 4 kilometres that blows dust and leaches toxins when it rains. There were also, of course, slag heaps and derelict land, palls of smoke, and polluted rivers. There was a time when the most exotic thing you were likely to come across in the kingdom was a slag heap. This century has become synonymous with smoking chimneys, slag heaps, rubbish tips, illegal dumps and ‘contaminated land’. Others dig on the slag heaps of the now-shut collieries looking for lumps of coal. There is too much bad history whistling through the old slag heaps and neglected estates of Sheffield. In this play, the set also represents the urban slag heap of life, derelict it would seem except that it's not derelict. I'll put up pictures of the slag heaps, smokestacks and mysterious pond of what appears to be liquid later. ‘These slag heaps scar and mar the landscape, and pollute the water,’ Rendell says. Standing on the flattened slag heap that served as the rocket launch site, he proudly sports a baseball cap emblazoned Rocket Boys Dad. Synonyms dump, refuse dump, rubbish dump, refuse heap, rubbish heap, refuse tip, rubbish tip, dumping ground, dustheap Definition of slag heap in US English: slag heap nounˈslæɡ ˌhipˈslaɡ ˌhēp British A hill or area of refuse from a mine or industrial site. a rare plant which is only found on one slag heap in Cornwall Example sentencesExamples From the top of a local slag heap you could count 200 factory chimneys, which were incredible really. ‘These slag heaps scar and mar the landscape, and pollute the water,’ Rendell says. There is too much bad history whistling through the old slag heaps and neglected estates of Sheffield. He came from Pontefract and said there was a similar problem there with houses around slag heaps. The stats and history of this limestone slag heap are impressive in their own right. It's cheap, if you're subsidising nuclear power to the hilt, and frankly we have whole slag heaps of it to dump. I'll put up pictures of the slag heaps, smokestacks and mysterious pond of what appears to be liquid later. This century has become synonymous with smoking chimneys, slag heaps, rubbish tips, illegal dumps and ‘contaminated land’. In 1966, a slag heap collapsed and engulfed a primary school in Aberfan, killing 144 people, including 116 children. It's a remarkable turnaround for what was little more than a gathering of slag heaps. There is also an enormous slag heap stretching 4 kilometres that blows dust and leaches toxins when it rains. The authority's archaeologists have since found evidence of the bloomery forge, a dam, a wheelpit, and slag heaps. There were also, of course, slag heaps and derelict land, palls of smoke, and polluted rivers. If you want cheap, you have to find it on the slag heap. In this play, the set also represents the urban slag heap of life, derelict it would seem except that it's not derelict. Standing on the flattened slag heap that served as the rocket launch site, he proudly sports a baseball cap emblazoned Rocket Boys Dad. Others dig on the slag heaps of the now-shut collieries looking for lumps of coal. Before Jenny could blow the access hatch off, it melted away into a slag heap, courtesy of the Fire-Twins. They rushed up and down the slag heaps at Capper and messed about on motorcycles on the dirt tracks. There was a time when the most exotic thing you were likely to come across in the kingdom was a slag heap. Synonyms dump, refuse dump, rubbish dump, refuse heap, rubbish heap, refuse tip, rubbish tip, dumping ground, dustheap
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