steel in Irish
steel in Irish is cruach — steel means a strong, hard metal made from iron combined with carbon and other elements.
steel in Irish
cruach
(countable, uncountable) An artificial metal produced from iron, harder and more elastic than elemental iron; used figuratively as a symbol of hardness.
What does "steel" mean?
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noun A strong, hard metal made from iron combined with carbon and other elements.
"The bridge was built with reinforced steel beams."
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noun Emotional toughness or determination.
"He showed real steel in facing the diagnosis."
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verb To mentally prepare oneself for something difficult.
"She steeled herself before delivering the bad news."
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steel in a sentence
- The bridge was built with reinforced steel beams.
- She bought a set of steel kitchen knives.
- He showed real steel in facing the diagnosis.
- She steeled herself before delivering the bad news.
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What is "steel" in Irish?
"steel" in Irish is cruach. steel means: A strong, hard metal made from iron combined with carbon and other elements.
How do you use "steel" in a sentence?
Example: "The bridge was built with reinforced steel beams." In Irish, "steel" is cruach.
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