iron in Japanese
iron in Japanese is 鉄製の, 鉄, くろがね — iron means a common, silvery-grey metal that rusts and is attracted to magnets; the main ingredient of steel.
iron in Japanese
What does "iron" mean?
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noun A common, silvery-grey metal that rusts and is attracted to magnets; the main ingredient of steel.
"The old gate was made of solid iron."
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noun A small electrical appliance with a hot, flat base, used to smooth wrinkles out of clothes.
"She plugged in the iron to press her shirt before the interview."
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verb To smooth clothing or fabric using a heated iron.
"He ironed his shirt while listening to the radio."
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adj Extremely strong, tough, or unyielding, used figuratively.
"She ruled the company with an iron will."
iron in a sentence
- The old gate was made of solid iron.
- You need iron in your diet to help your blood carry oxygen.
- She plugged in the iron to press her shirt before the interview.
- He ironed his shirt while listening to the radio.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "iron" in Japanese?
"iron" in Japanese is 鉄製の, 鉄, くろがね. iron means: A common, silvery-grey metal that rusts and is attracted to magnets; the main ingredient of steel.
How do you use "iron" in a sentence?
Example: "The old gate was made of solid iron." In Japanese, "iron" is 鉄製の, 鉄, くろがね.
Are there other ways to say "iron" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 6 translations listed for "iron": 鉄製の, 鉄, くろがね, アイアン, アイロン, アイロン掛けをする.