Definition of cast iron in English:

cast iron

noun ˌkɑːst ˈʌɪənˈˌkæst ˈˌaɪərn

mass noun

1A hard, relatively brittle alloy of iron and carbon which can be readily cast in a mould and contains a higher proportion of carbon than steel (typically 2–4.3 per cent).
Example sentencesExamples
- The cast iron gutters with copper downpipes need to be cleaned and painted with special paint.
- Except for emergency situations, it is not wise to repair cast iron parts of this type.
- I was able to set up my cast iron skillet with enough olive oil to fry these up just right.
- It had three keyholes and as many huge keys and was apparently made of cast iron reinforced with steel.
- The wheels are wooden with cast iron rims and cost more than £300 each to replace.
- Five minutes later, we passed under the fine 1847 viaduct that has a wide cast-iron span over the river and many brick arches either side.
- Both properties are set back from the road and lie behind cast iron railings.
- The second and third bedrooms are doubles and both have cast iron fireplaces and some period features.
- This is a fine sized room with a particularly impressive marble fireplace with cast iron inset.
- At its entrance are cast iron gates within stone pillars which open to a sweeping gravel driveway leading the front of the house.
- The work will take around ten weeks and will involve the removal and repair of a damaged piece of cast iron work.
- It will be the largest water project in the borough since the Victorian cast iron piping was first laid at the turn of the last century.
- The recently landscaped gardens include a rose garden in front of the house and tall cast iron lamps.
- Some old fireplaces will come with original tiled surrounds, others with ornate cast iron or marble.
- Steel combines something of the strength of wrought iron with the malleability of cast iron.
- It's a sort of outdoor pot-bellied stove made of cast iron and imported by Blue Bone from China.
- There are two other classes of cast iron which are more ductile than gray cast iron.
- Preformed linings for tunnels were first developed using cast iron.
- Smirke was a pioneer of new methods, particularly the use of cast iron in building construction.
- Historical cast iron radiators were made at local foundries that also produced the valves.
2as modifier Firm and unchangeable.
there are no cast-iron guarantees
Example sentencesExamples
- This is because they have perfected several cast iron defences against criticism.
- And, just to add to your woes, as soon as they learn to say no, it's a cast-iron certainty that they will detest every item of clothing you choose for them.
- He said last night he had given cast-iron guarantees that the money was in place and insisted the consortium are ready for the takeover.
- And they insist they will seek cast-iron guarantees that Bury's famous market will, if moved, be better than it is now.
- But it is reluctant to issue a cast-iron guarantee that every contract will meet its target, even though none has fallen short to date.
- Claimants have a lot to prove if they are to be successful, but anyone with a cast-iron case could be looking at a substantial sum.
- One in five patients said they would never take out another claim even if they had a cast-iron case, because of the way they had been dealt with.
- Truth is a cast-iron defence against libel actions.
- In this sense, the individual must again decide in each case, giving a cast-iron definition of where they would draw the line.
- That they didn't and instead delivered a knock-out blow of their own underlines their cast iron resolve.
- It combines stock market growth potential with a cast-iron guarantee that savers will not lose a penny if the market volatility continues.
- Until a clearer picture emerges and cast iron guarantees are given, these moves must be strenuously opposed.
- But go ahead if you're confident of your investment skills and have a cast-iron stomach for failure.
- A good start would be cast-iron guarantees that, if elected, they would make the charities bill an immediate priority.
Synonyms
unalterable, immutable, invariable, unvarying, invariant, changeless, firm, fixed, hard and fast, cast-iron, set in stone, set, decided, established, permanent, deep-rooted, enduring, abiding, lasting, indestructible, ineradicable, irreversible, unfading, constant, perpetual, eternal, lifelong

Definition of cast iron in US English:

cast iron

nounˈˌkæst ˈˌaɪərnˈˌkast ˈˌīərn

1A hard, relatively brittle alloy of iron and carbon that can be readily cast in a mold and contains a higher proportion of carbon than steel (typically 2.0–4.3 percent).
Example sentencesExamples
- The recently landscaped gardens include a rose garden in front of the house and tall cast iron lamps.
- This is a fine sized room with a particularly impressive marble fireplace with cast iron inset.
- Historical cast iron radiators were made at local foundries that also produced the valves.
- The work will take around ten weeks and will involve the removal and repair of a damaged piece of cast iron work.
- It's a sort of outdoor pot-bellied stove made of cast iron and imported by Blue Bone from China.
- Both properties are set back from the road and lie behind cast iron railings.
- At its entrance are cast iron gates within stone pillars which open to a sweeping gravel driveway leading the front of the house.
- The wheels are wooden with cast iron rims and cost more than £300 each to replace.
- It will be the largest water project in the borough since the Victorian cast iron piping was first laid at the turn of the last century.
- Some old fireplaces will come with original tiled surrounds, others with ornate cast iron or marble.
- Preformed linings for tunnels were first developed using cast iron.
- The cast iron gutters with copper downpipes need to be cleaned and painted with special paint.
- There are two other classes of cast iron which are more ductile than gray cast iron.
- It had three keyholes and as many huge keys and was apparently made of cast iron reinforced with steel.
- Five minutes later, we passed under the fine 1847 viaduct that has a wide cast-iron span over the river and many brick arches either side.
- I was able to set up my cast iron skillet with enough olive oil to fry these up just right.
- Steel combines something of the strength of wrought iron with the malleability of cast iron.
- Smirke was a pioneer of new methods, particularly the use of cast iron in building construction.
- Except for emergency situations, it is not wise to repair cast iron parts of this type.
- The second and third bedrooms are doubles and both have cast iron fireplaces and some period features.
2as modifier Firm and unchangeable.
there are no cast-iron guarantees
Example sentencesExamples
- Claimants have a lot to prove if they are to be successful, but anyone with a cast-iron case could be looking at a substantial sum.
- And they insist they will seek cast-iron guarantees that Bury's famous market will, if moved, be better than it is now.
- It combines stock market growth potential with a cast-iron guarantee that savers will not lose a penny if the market volatility continues.
- One in five patients said they would never take out another claim even if they had a cast-iron case, because of the way they had been dealt with.
- And, just to add to your woes, as soon as they learn to say no, it's a cast-iron certainty that they will detest every item of clothing you choose for them.
- That they didn't and instead delivered a knock-out blow of their own underlines their cast iron resolve.
- A good start would be cast-iron guarantees that, if elected, they would make the charities bill an immediate priority.
- In this sense, the individual must again decide in each case, giving a cast-iron definition of where they would draw the line.
- But it is reluctant to issue a cast-iron guarantee that every contract will meet its target, even though none has fallen short to date.
- Until a clearer picture emerges and cast iron guarantees are given, these moves must be strenuously opposed.
- But go ahead if you're confident of your investment skills and have a cast-iron stomach for failure.
- He said last night he had given cast-iron guarantees that the money was in place and insisted the consortium are ready for the takeover.
- Truth is a cast-iron defence against libel actions.
- This is because they have perfected several cast iron defences against criticism.
Synonyms
unalterable, immutable, invariable, unvarying, invariant, changeless, firm, fixed, hard and fast, cast-iron, set in stone, set, decided, established, permanent, deep-rooted, enduring, abiding, lasting, indestructible, ineradicable, irreversible, unfading, constant, perpetual, eternal, lifelong

单词	cast iron
释义	Definition of cast iron in English: cast iron noun ˌkɑːst ˈʌɪənˈˌkæst ˈˌaɪərn mass noun 1A hard, relatively brittle alloy of iron and carbon which can be readily cast in a mould and contains a higher proportion of carbon than steel (typically 2–4.3 per cent). Example sentencesExamples The cast iron gutters with copper downpipes need to be cleaned and painted with special paint. Except for emergency situations, it is not wise to repair cast iron parts of this type. I was able to set up my cast iron skillet with enough olive oil to fry these up just right. It had three keyholes and as many huge keys and was apparently made of cast iron reinforced with steel. The wheels are wooden with cast iron rims and cost more than £300 each to replace. Five minutes later, we passed under the fine 1847 viaduct that has a wide cast-iron span over the river and many brick arches either side. Both properties are set back from the road and lie behind cast iron railings. The second and third bedrooms are doubles and both have cast iron fireplaces and some period features. This is a fine sized room with a particularly impressive marble fireplace with cast iron inset. At its entrance are cast iron gates within stone pillars which open to a sweeping gravel driveway leading the front of the house. The work will take around ten weeks and will involve the removal and repair of a damaged piece of cast iron work. It will be the largest water project in the borough since the Victorian cast iron piping was first laid at the turn of the last century. The recently landscaped gardens include a rose garden in front of the house and tall cast iron lamps. Some old fireplaces will come with original tiled surrounds, others with ornate cast iron or marble. Steel combines something of the strength of wrought iron with the malleability of cast iron. It's a sort of outdoor pot-bellied stove made of cast iron and imported by Blue Bone from China. There are two other classes of cast iron which are more ductile than gray cast iron. Preformed linings for tunnels were first developed using cast iron. Smirke was a pioneer of new methods, particularly the use of cast iron in building construction. Historical cast iron radiators were made at local foundries that also produced the valves. 2as modifier Firm and unchangeable. there are no cast-iron guarantees Example sentencesExamples This is because they have perfected several cast iron defences against criticism. And, just to add to your woes, as soon as they learn to say no, it's a cast-iron certainty that they will detest every item of clothing you choose for them. He said last night he had given cast-iron guarantees that the money was in place and insisted the consortium are ready for the takeover. And they insist they will seek cast-iron guarantees that Bury's famous market will, if moved, be better than it is now. But it is reluctant to issue a cast-iron guarantee that every contract will meet its target, even though none has fallen short to date. Claimants have a lot to prove if they are to be successful, but anyone with a cast-iron case could be looking at a substantial sum. One in five patients said they would never take out another claim even if they had a cast-iron case, because of the way they had been dealt with. Truth is a cast-iron defence against libel actions. In this sense, the individual must again decide in each case, giving a cast-iron definition of where they would draw the line. That they didn't and instead delivered a knock-out blow of their own underlines their cast iron resolve. It combines stock market growth potential with a cast-iron guarantee that savers will not lose a penny if the market volatility continues. Until a clearer picture emerges and cast iron guarantees are given, these moves must be strenuously opposed. But go ahead if you're confident of your investment skills and have a cast-iron stomach for failure. A good start would be cast-iron guarantees that, if elected, they would make the charities bill an immediate priority. Synonyms unalterable, immutable, invariable, unvarying, invariant, changeless, firm, fixed, hard and fast, cast-iron, set in stone, set, decided, established, permanent, deep-rooted, enduring, abiding, lasting, indestructible, ineradicable, irreversible, unfading, constant, perpetual, eternal, lifelong Definition of cast iron in US English: cast iron nounˈˌkæst ˈˌaɪərnˈˌkast ˈˌīərn 1A hard, relatively brittle alloy of iron and carbon that can be readily cast in a mold and contains a higher proportion of carbon than steel (typically 2.0–4.3 percent). Example sentencesExamples The recently landscaped gardens include a rose garden in front of the house and tall cast iron lamps. This is a fine sized room with a particularly impressive marble fireplace with cast iron inset. Historical cast iron radiators were made at local foundries that also produced the valves. The work will take around ten weeks and will involve the removal and repair of a damaged piece of cast iron work. It's a sort of outdoor pot-bellied stove made of cast iron and imported by Blue Bone from China. Both properties are set back from the road and lie behind cast iron railings. At its entrance are cast iron gates within stone pillars which open to a sweeping gravel driveway leading the front of the house. The wheels are wooden with cast iron rims and cost more than £300 each to replace. It will be the largest water project in the borough since the Victorian cast iron piping was first laid at the turn of the last century. Some old fireplaces will come with original tiled surrounds, others with ornate cast iron or marble. Preformed linings for tunnels were first developed using cast iron. The cast iron gutters with copper downpipes need to be cleaned and painted with special paint. There are two other classes of cast iron which are more ductile than gray cast iron. It had three keyholes and as many huge keys and was apparently made of cast iron reinforced with steel. Five minutes later, we passed under the fine 1847 viaduct that has a wide cast-iron span over the river and many brick arches either side. I was able to set up my cast iron skillet with enough olive oil to fry these up just right. Steel combines something of the strength of wrought iron with the malleability of cast iron. Smirke was a pioneer of new methods, particularly the use of cast iron in building construction. Except for emergency situations, it is not wise to repair cast iron parts of this type. The second and third bedrooms are doubles and both have cast iron fireplaces and some period features. 2as modifier Firm and unchangeable. there are no cast-iron guarantees Example sentencesExamples Claimants have a lot to prove if they are to be successful, but anyone with a cast-iron case could be looking at a substantial sum. And they insist they will seek cast-iron guarantees that Bury's famous market will, if moved, be better than it is now. It combines stock market growth potential with a cast-iron guarantee that savers will not lose a penny if the market volatility continues. One in five patients said they would never take out another claim even if they had a cast-iron case, because of the way they had been dealt with. And, just to add to your woes, as soon as they learn to say no, it's a cast-iron certainty that they will detest every item of clothing you choose for them. That they didn't and instead delivered a knock-out blow of their own underlines their cast iron resolve. A good start would be cast-iron guarantees that, if elected, they would make the charities bill an immediate priority. In this sense, the individual must again decide in each case, giving a cast-iron definition of where they would draw the line. But it is reluctant to issue a cast-iron guarantee that every contract will meet its target, even though none has fallen short to date. Until a clearer picture emerges and cast iron guarantees are given, these moves must be strenuously opposed. But go ahead if you're confident of your investment skills and have a cast-iron stomach for failure. He said last night he had given cast-iron guarantees that the money was in place and insisted the consortium are ready for the takeover. Truth is a cast-iron defence against libel actions. This is because they have perfected several cast iron defences against criticism. Synonyms unalterable, immutable, invariable, unvarying, invariant, changeless, firm, fixed, hard and fast, cast-iron, set in stone, set, decided, established, permanent, deep-rooted, enduring, abiding, lasting, indestructible, ineradicable, irreversible, unfading, constant, perpetual, eternal, lifelong
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