Definition of corrugated iron in English:

corrugated iron

noun

mass noun

A building material consisting of iron or steel sheeting bent into a corrugated form.
Example sentencesExamples
- All that was left of the garage was a sheet of corrugated iron.
- The seventh person was hit in Bern by a sheet of corrugated iron propelled by the winds.
- Many of the buildings have lost their thatched roofs or have had them replaced by crude sheets of corrugated iron.
- I want to fall asleep at night to the pounding of rain on corrugated iron.
- Further on you see more permanent structures of wood or corrugated iron.
- Home for most are crude huts, amalgams of straw and broken pieces of corrugated iron.
- Sheets of blue-grey corrugated iron rise more than 12 metres towards the sky.
- Much of the time it was like driving over corrugated iron.
- Their flimsy structures are nailed together and roofed with corrugated iron.
- But the worst thing was the dirt roads, which were like cycling on corrugated iron.
- Art critics and buyers turned up to find access to the gallery barred by a large sheet of corrugated iron.
- The place was littered with scrap, from oil drums, abandoned furniture and car parts to metal sheets, breezeblocks and corrugated iron.
- The betting ring is a concreted area beneath a roof that consists of sloping sheets of corrugated iron.
- Water seeped from ruptured pipes and corrugated iron dangled from the roofs of the damaged shops.
- They had to wear gloves as their fingers stuck to the corrugated iron in the frost.
- The materials used range from laser cut steel, glass or Perspex and even the New Zealand classic, corrugated iron.
- The older houses are wooden but the newer ones are made of concrete and corrugated iron.
- They had him under a piece of corrugated iron, sitting cross-legged in the street with a couple of armoured cars at his side.
- The red, wood frame structure was sheathed in corrugated iron in 1922.
- His fledgling business moved to a site in Hungate, where Mr Russell built a workshop from two naval Nissen huts made from corrugated iron.

Definition of corrugated iron in US English:

corrugated iron

noun

A building material consisting of iron or steel sheeting bent into a corrugated form.
Example sentencesExamples
- The materials used range from laser cut steel, glass or Perspex and even the New Zealand classic, corrugated iron.
- His fledgling business moved to a site in Hungate, where Mr Russell built a workshop from two naval Nissen huts made from corrugated iron.
- Sheets of blue-grey corrugated iron rise more than 12 metres towards the sky.
- Further on you see more permanent structures of wood or corrugated iron.
- Much of the time it was like driving over corrugated iron.
- The red, wood frame structure was sheathed in corrugated iron in 1922.
- All that was left of the garage was a sheet of corrugated iron.
- The older houses are wooden but the newer ones are made of concrete and corrugated iron.
- The place was littered with scrap, from oil drums, abandoned furniture and car parts to metal sheets, breezeblocks and corrugated iron.
- Home for most are crude huts, amalgams of straw and broken pieces of corrugated iron.
- Many of the buildings have lost their thatched roofs or have had them replaced by crude sheets of corrugated iron.
- Art critics and buyers turned up to find access to the gallery barred by a large sheet of corrugated iron.
- The betting ring is a concreted area beneath a roof that consists of sloping sheets of corrugated iron.
- They had to wear gloves as their fingers stuck to the corrugated iron in the frost.
- Water seeped from ruptured pipes and corrugated iron dangled from the roofs of the damaged shops.
- But the worst thing was the dirt roads, which were like cycling on corrugated iron.
- The seventh person was hit in Bern by a sheet of corrugated iron propelled by the winds.
- Their flimsy structures are nailed together and roofed with corrugated iron.
- They had him under a piece of corrugated iron, sitting cross-legged in the street with a couple of armoured cars at his side.
- I want to fall asleep at night to the pounding of rain on corrugated iron.

单词	corrugated iron
释义	Definition of corrugated iron in English: corrugated iron noun mass noun A building material consisting of iron or steel sheeting bent into a corrugated form. Example sentencesExamples All that was left of the garage was a sheet of corrugated iron. The seventh person was hit in Bern by a sheet of corrugated iron propelled by the winds. Many of the buildings have lost their thatched roofs or have had them replaced by crude sheets of corrugated iron. I want to fall asleep at night to the pounding of rain on corrugated iron. Further on you see more permanent structures of wood or corrugated iron. Home for most are crude huts, amalgams of straw and broken pieces of corrugated iron. Sheets of blue-grey corrugated iron rise more than 12 metres towards the sky. Much of the time it was like driving over corrugated iron. Their flimsy structures are nailed together and roofed with corrugated iron. But the worst thing was the dirt roads, which were like cycling on corrugated iron. Art critics and buyers turned up to find access to the gallery barred by a large sheet of corrugated iron. The place was littered with scrap, from oil drums, abandoned furniture and car parts to metal sheets, breezeblocks and corrugated iron. The betting ring is a concreted area beneath a roof that consists of sloping sheets of corrugated iron. Water seeped from ruptured pipes and corrugated iron dangled from the roofs of the damaged shops. They had to wear gloves as their fingers stuck to the corrugated iron in the frost. The materials used range from laser cut steel, glass or Perspex and even the New Zealand classic, corrugated iron. The older houses are wooden but the newer ones are made of concrete and corrugated iron. They had him under a piece of corrugated iron, sitting cross-legged in the street with a couple of armoured cars at his side. The red, wood frame structure was sheathed in corrugated iron in 1922. His fledgling business moved to a site in Hungate, where Mr Russell built a workshop from two naval Nissen huts made from corrugated iron. Definition of corrugated iron in US English: corrugated iron noun A building material consisting of iron or steel sheeting bent into a corrugated form. Example sentencesExamples The materials used range from laser cut steel, glass or Perspex and even the New Zealand classic, corrugated iron. His fledgling business moved to a site in Hungate, where Mr Russell built a workshop from two naval Nissen huts made from corrugated iron. Sheets of blue-grey corrugated iron rise more than 12 metres towards the sky. Further on you see more permanent structures of wood or corrugated iron. Much of the time it was like driving over corrugated iron. The red, wood frame structure was sheathed in corrugated iron in 1922. All that was left of the garage was a sheet of corrugated iron. The older houses are wooden but the newer ones are made of concrete and corrugated iron. The place was littered with scrap, from oil drums, abandoned furniture and car parts to metal sheets, breezeblocks and corrugated iron. Home for most are crude huts, amalgams of straw and broken pieces of corrugated iron. Many of the buildings have lost their thatched roofs or have had them replaced by crude sheets of corrugated iron. Art critics and buyers turned up to find access to the gallery barred by a large sheet of corrugated iron. The betting ring is a concreted area beneath a roof that consists of sloping sheets of corrugated iron. They had to wear gloves as their fingers stuck to the corrugated iron in the frost. Water seeped from ruptured pipes and corrugated iron dangled from the roofs of the damaged shops. But the worst thing was the dirt roads, which were like cycling on corrugated iron. The seventh person was hit in Bern by a sheet of corrugated iron propelled by the winds. Their flimsy structures are nailed together and roofed with corrugated iron. They had him under a piece of corrugated iron, sitting cross-legged in the street with a couple of armoured cars at his side. I want to fall asleep at night to the pounding of rain on corrugated iron.
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