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/a.sje/
Translation
steel
Word origin
From Vulgar Latin aciarium, from Latin acies ('sharp edge, point'), from acus ('needle'). Steel was named for the keen edge it takes.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- aciarium
- English cognates
- acute, acid
Grammar
Examples
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The door is made of steel.
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The factory has been making steel for a hundred years.
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This knife has a steel blade.
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Steel bridges stand up to the wind.
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He has nerves of steel.
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