Definition of wrought iron in English:

wrought iron

noun

mass noun

A tough malleable form of iron suitable for forging or rolling rather than casting, obtained by puddling pig iron while molten. It is nearly pure but contains some slag in the form of filaments.
Example sentencesExamples
- A second-story balcony is adorned with elaborate wrought-iron railings and windows framed by elongated pointed arches.
- The appealing curves and elegant designs of wrought iron can add a special accent to your outdoor décor.
- It has now been cleared up, a touristic shrine with arty wrought-iron lamps, brick walls carefully pointed, everywhere evidence of restoration.
- It will be a chance to see the stunningly restored wrought-iron interior of the Victorian building and the newly-restored Prince Consort engine working.
- Metal or wrought-iron finials fit perfectly in a mature setting such as a master bedroom, a den, or a study.
- Natural-finish hardwood floors help warm up the pale walls, and a flat ceiling and graceful wrought-iron chandelier add intimacy.
- The sense of an old hacienda is back, with arched hallways, massive ceiling beams, a spiral staircase with wrought-iron railing and a sunken garden.
- The large window behind the red velvet sofa frames the yard next door, which holds a black, wrought-iron raven, its outspread wings over six feet across.
- The look of Wrought Iron and the quality and durability of heavy duty steel add up to years of enjoyment of our Home Accessories.
- The wrought-iron entrance gates and meandering drive reflect the sense of romance and grandeur that characterized the Roaring Twenties.
- Pushing open the large wrought-iron gate leading into the large front courtyard of the Wallace Manor, Aric stepped inside and waited for his sister to do likewise before closing it again.
- Comparing the black hue of your wrought-iron garden gate with the gleaming steel of the car bumper, can they really be the same element?
- Trees were removed and 15 metres chopped off its crest to provide a level site for the eight prefabricated wrought-iron barracks that arrived from Australia.
- Inside, the home takes on even more of a storybook aspect, with fantastically carved wood ceilings and walls and curly wrought-iron hardware.
- Behind his store's brick facade, he displays everything from wrought-iron bistro tables and wall-mounted plant hangers to pots and urns.
- Between the pillars, just beneath the roof, alternating crests of the football club or cricket club are suspended by wrought-iron lacework.
- The anchor chains of large ships have been made from wrought iron for centuries, whilst the masterly 1860 gates of the Palace of Westminster have recently withstood ramming by a motorist incensed by failings of the NHS.
- The tower is composed of four arched, wrought-iron legs tapering inward to form a single column that rises to 300 meters, or 986 feet.
- The wide walkway meanders around trees and past an antique roadster, wrought-iron lampposts, and even an authentic English telephone box.
- They were seated at a round, wrought-iron table, William and Harry on one side, Laurel and Patrick on the other, and Charles at the head.

Definition of wrought iron in US English:

wrought iron

nounrɔt ˈaɪ(ə)rnrôt ˈī(ə)rn

A tough malleable form of iron suitable for forging or rolling rather than casting, obtained by puddling pig iron while molten. It is nearly pure but contains some slag in the form of filaments.
Example sentencesExamples
- Between the pillars, just beneath the roof, alternating crests of the football club or cricket club are suspended by wrought-iron lacework.
- A second-story balcony is adorned with elaborate wrought-iron railings and windows framed by elongated pointed arches.
- They were seated at a round, wrought-iron table, William and Harry on one side, Laurel and Patrick on the other, and Charles at the head.
- It has now been cleared up, a touristic shrine with arty wrought-iron lamps, brick walls carefully pointed, everywhere evidence of restoration.
- The tower is composed of four arched, wrought-iron legs tapering inward to form a single column that rises to 300 meters, or 986 feet.
- Trees were removed and 15 metres chopped off its crest to provide a level site for the eight prefabricated wrought-iron barracks that arrived from Australia.
- The large window behind the red velvet sofa frames the yard next door, which holds a black, wrought-iron raven, its outspread wings over six feet across.
- The appealing curves and elegant designs of wrought iron can add a special accent to your outdoor décor.
- The wide walkway meanders around trees and past an antique roadster, wrought-iron lampposts, and even an authentic English telephone box.
- The anchor chains of large ships have been made from wrought iron for centuries, whilst the masterly 1860 gates of the Palace of Westminster have recently withstood ramming by a motorist incensed by failings of the NHS.
- Behind his store's brick facade, he displays everything from wrought-iron bistro tables and wall-mounted plant hangers to pots and urns.
- Comparing the black hue of your wrought-iron garden gate with the gleaming steel of the car bumper, can they really be the same element?
- Metal or wrought-iron finials fit perfectly in a mature setting such as a master bedroom, a den, or a study.
- Inside, the home takes on even more of a storybook aspect, with fantastically carved wood ceilings and walls and curly wrought-iron hardware.
- It will be a chance to see the stunningly restored wrought-iron interior of the Victorian building and the newly-restored Prince Consort engine working.
- The sense of an old hacienda is back, with arched hallways, massive ceiling beams, a spiral staircase with wrought-iron railing and a sunken garden.
- Natural-finish hardwood floors help warm up the pale walls, and a flat ceiling and graceful wrought-iron chandelier add intimacy.
- The wrought-iron entrance gates and meandering drive reflect the sense of romance and grandeur that characterized the Roaring Twenties.
- The look of Wrought Iron and the quality and durability of heavy duty steel add up to years of enjoyment of our Home Accessories.
- Pushing open the large wrought-iron gate leading into the large front courtyard of the Wallace Manor, Aric stepped inside and waited for his sister to do likewise before closing it again.

单词	wrought iron
释义	Definition of wrought iron in English: wrought iron noun mass noun A tough malleable form of iron suitable for forging or rolling rather than casting, obtained by puddling pig iron while molten. It is nearly pure but contains some slag in the form of filaments. Example sentencesExamples A second-story balcony is adorned with elaborate wrought-iron railings and windows framed by elongated pointed arches. The appealing curves and elegant designs of wrought iron can add a special accent to your outdoor décor. It has now been cleared up, a touristic shrine with arty wrought-iron lamps, brick walls carefully pointed, everywhere evidence of restoration. It will be a chance to see the stunningly restored wrought-iron interior of the Victorian building and the newly-restored Prince Consort engine working. Metal or wrought-iron finials fit perfectly in a mature setting such as a master bedroom, a den, or a study. Natural-finish hardwood floors help warm up the pale walls, and a flat ceiling and graceful wrought-iron chandelier add intimacy. The sense of an old hacienda is back, with arched hallways, massive ceiling beams, a spiral staircase with wrought-iron railing and a sunken garden. The large window behind the red velvet sofa frames the yard next door, which holds a black, wrought-iron raven, its outspread wings over six feet across. The look of Wrought Iron and the quality and durability of heavy duty steel add up to years of enjoyment of our Home Accessories. The wrought-iron entrance gates and meandering drive reflect the sense of romance and grandeur that characterized the Roaring Twenties. Pushing open the large wrought-iron gate leading into the large front courtyard of the Wallace Manor, Aric stepped inside and waited for his sister to do likewise before closing it again. Comparing the black hue of your wrought-iron garden gate with the gleaming steel of the car bumper, can they really be the same element? Trees were removed and 15 metres chopped off its crest to provide a level site for the eight prefabricated wrought-iron barracks that arrived from Australia. Inside, the home takes on even more of a storybook aspect, with fantastically carved wood ceilings and walls and curly wrought-iron hardware. Behind his store's brick facade, he displays everything from wrought-iron bistro tables and wall-mounted plant hangers to pots and urns. Between the pillars, just beneath the roof, alternating crests of the football club or cricket club are suspended by wrought-iron lacework. The anchor chains of large ships have been made from wrought iron for centuries, whilst the masterly 1860 gates of the Palace of Westminster have recently withstood ramming by a motorist incensed by failings of the NHS. The tower is composed of four arched, wrought-iron legs tapering inward to form a single column that rises to 300 meters, or 986 feet. The wide walkway meanders around trees and past an antique roadster, wrought-iron lampposts, and even an authentic English telephone box. They were seated at a round, wrought-iron table, William and Harry on one side, Laurel and Patrick on the other, and Charles at the head. Definition of wrought iron in US English: wrought iron nounrɔt ˈaɪ(ə)rnrôt ˈī(ə)rn A tough malleable form of iron suitable for forging or rolling rather than casting, obtained by puddling pig iron while molten. It is nearly pure but contains some slag in the form of filaments. Example sentencesExamples Between the pillars, just beneath the roof, alternating crests of the football club or cricket club are suspended by wrought-iron lacework. A second-story balcony is adorned with elaborate wrought-iron railings and windows framed by elongated pointed arches. They were seated at a round, wrought-iron table, William and Harry on one side, Laurel and Patrick on the other, and Charles at the head. It has now been cleared up, a touristic shrine with arty wrought-iron lamps, brick walls carefully pointed, everywhere evidence of restoration. The tower is composed of four arched, wrought-iron legs tapering inward to form a single column that rises to 300 meters, or 986 feet. Trees were removed and 15 metres chopped off its crest to provide a level site for the eight prefabricated wrought-iron barracks that arrived from Australia. The large window behind the red velvet sofa frames the yard next door, which holds a black, wrought-iron raven, its outspread wings over six feet across. The appealing curves and elegant designs of wrought iron can add a special accent to your outdoor décor. The wide walkway meanders around trees and past an antique roadster, wrought-iron lampposts, and even an authentic English telephone box. The anchor chains of large ships have been made from wrought iron for centuries, whilst the masterly 1860 gates of the Palace of Westminster have recently withstood ramming by a motorist incensed by failings of the NHS. Behind his store's brick facade, he displays everything from wrought-iron bistro tables and wall-mounted plant hangers to pots and urns. Comparing the black hue of your wrought-iron garden gate with the gleaming steel of the car bumper, can they really be the same element? Metal or wrought-iron finials fit perfectly in a mature setting such as a master bedroom, a den, or a study. Inside, the home takes on even more of a storybook aspect, with fantastically carved wood ceilings and walls and curly wrought-iron hardware. It will be a chance to see the stunningly restored wrought-iron interior of the Victorian building and the newly-restored Prince Consort engine working. The sense of an old hacienda is back, with arched hallways, massive ceiling beams, a spiral staircase with wrought-iron railing and a sunken garden. Natural-finish hardwood floors help warm up the pale walls, and a flat ceiling and graceful wrought-iron chandelier add intimacy. The wrought-iron entrance gates and meandering drive reflect the sense of romance and grandeur that characterized the Roaring Twenties. The look of Wrought Iron and the quality and durability of heavy duty steel add up to years of enjoyment of our Home Accessories. Pushing open the large wrought-iron gate leading into the large front courtyard of the Wallace Manor, Aric stepped inside and waited for his sister to do likewise before closing it again.
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