ingot in Greek
ingot in Greek is πλίνθωμα — ingot means a solid block of metal, formed by pouring molten metal and letting it cool.
ingot in Greek
πλίνθωμα
Pronounced: plinthoma
A solid block of more or less pure metal, often but not necessarily bricklike in shape and trapezoidal in cross-section, the result of pouring out and cooling molten metal, often immediately after smelting from raw ore or alloying from constituents.
What does "ingot" mean?
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noun A solid block of metal, formed by pouring molten metal and letting it cool.
"The foundry poured the molten metal into a mold to make an ingot."
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ingot in a sentence
- The foundry poured the molten metal into a mold to make an ingot.
- He was shown a heavy ingot of gold in the museum.
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What is "ingot" in Greek?
"ingot" in Greek is πλίνθωμα. ingot means: A solid block of metal, formed by pouring molten metal and letting it cool.
How do you pronounce πλίνθωμα?
"ingot" in Greek is πλίνθωμα, pronounced "plinthoma".
How do you use "ingot" in a sentence?
Example: "The foundry poured the molten metal into a mold to make an ingot." In Greek, "ingot" is πλίνθωμα.
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