metallurgy in Latin
metallurgy in Latin is metallurgia — 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 Latin
metallurgia
The science of metals; their extraction from ores, purification and alloying, heat treatment, and working.
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."
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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 Latin?
"metallurgy" in Latin is metallurgia. 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 use "metallurgy" in a sentence?
Example: "Advances in metallurgy made lighter, stronger aircraft possible." In Latin, "metallurgy" is metallurgia.
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