单词	bloomery
释义	bloomery /ˈbluːməri / noun (plural bloomeries) historical A forge or mill producing blooms of wrought iron.Although the early history of ironmaking and ironworking in Kingston is lost to us, it is clear that by 1728, iron was being made by direct reduction and converted to products on a triphammer at the ‘Old Forge,’ a bloomery on Hall's Brook.... It represents the period of transition between unpowered bloomeries and blast furnaces, and will add a great deal to our knowledge of early iron working in the Lake District. In 1695, John Hathaway, who settled in nearby Freetown, in company with other citizens, set up a bloomery known as Chartley Iron Works on Stony Brook.
随便看	have stars in one's eyes have steam coming out of one's ears have swallowed a dictionary have the advantage of have the better of have the courage of one's convictions have the drop on have the face to do something have the goodness to do something have the heart to do something have the hots for have the last laugh have the legs of have the neck to do something have the pleasure of something (or of doing something) have the time have the wood on have tickets on oneself have to hand it to someone have to one's name have two left feet have what it takes havey-cavey have —— going for one have —— to do with

英语词典包含243303条英英释义在线翻译词条，基本涵盖了全部常用单词的英英翻译及用法，是英语学习的有利工具。