metallurgy in Japanese
metallurgy in Japanese is 冶金, 冶金術, 金属工学 — metallurgy means the branch of science and engineering concerned with metals: how they are extracted from ores, refined, alloyed, shaped and how they behave in use.
metallurgy in Japanese
What does "metallurgy" mean?
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noun The branch of science and engineering concerned with metals: how they are extracted from ores, refined, alloyed, shaped and how they behave in use.
"Advances in metallurgy made lighter, stronger aircraft possible."
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noun The practical craft of working metals, including smelting, casting and heat treatment.
"The site shows evidence of Bronze Age metallurgy."
metallurgy in a sentence
- Advances in metallurgy made lighter, stronger aircraft possible.
- She studied metallurgy before moving into materials research.
- The site shows evidence of Bronze Age metallurgy.
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What is "metallurgy" in Japanese?
"metallurgy" in Japanese is 冶金, 冶金術, 金属工学. metallurgy means: The branch of science and engineering concerned with metals: how they are extracted from ores, refined, alloyed, shaped and how they behave in use.
How do you pronounce 冶金?
"metallurgy" in Japanese is 冶金, pronounced "yakin".
How do you use "metallurgy" in a sentence?
Example: "Advances in metallurgy made lighter, stronger aircraft possible." In Japanese, "metallurgy" is 冶金, 冶金術, 金属工学.
Are there other ways to say "metallurgy" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "metallurgy": 冶金, 冶金術, 金属工学, 冶金学.