metalworking
metalworking
Definition
metal·work·ing (-wʉr′kiŋ)
noun
the act or process of making things of metal
metalworking
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- include: So John Marston's background would have included metalworking as well as metal finishing.
Adjective modifier
- hot: In the next section, some information is presented on the common tool materials and lubricants used in warm and hot metalworking.
- non-ferrous: Several timber buildings were identified, both round and rectangular, and there was evidence of ferrous and non-ferrous metalworking at the site.
Modifies a noun
- fluid: The Group urges its members, who represent most of the suppliers of metalworking fluids, to help further implement the guidance.
- debris: Metalworking debris was recovered from one of these, from an area at the top end of St George's Street.
- industry: For more than a century, we have served to meet the diverse needs of the metalworking industry.
- workshop: An exploratory excavation of one area produced evidence of a 7th century metalworking workshop.
- technique: All were made in the cradle of metalworking techniques, Anatolia ( modern Turkey ), during the Bronze Age.
- skill: Our metalworking skills made us useful in a munitions factory. ' Roman ended up working in a labor camp in Dresden.
Noun used with modifier
- water-mix: And, the HSC has said that the new occupational exposure limits cannot be derived for mineral or water-mix metalworking fluids.
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