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| ADJ | iron | more iron | most iron | |
| NOUN1 | an iron | irons | |
| NOUN2 | iron | - | |
| VERB | to iron | ironed | ironed ironing | irons | |
| SYNO | atomic number 26 | branding iron | cast-iron | ... |
Translation for 'iron' from English to French
- iron [attr.] [made of, containing iron]
- de fer {adj}
en fer {adj} - to iron (sth.)
- repasser (qc.)
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- iron <Fe>
- fer {m} <Fe>chim.matérielminér.
- iron [for smoothing clothes etc.]
- fer {m} à repasser
- to iron sth. out [fig.] [problems]
- aplanir qc. [fig.] [problèmes]
- to pump iron [coll.]
- faire de la muscu [fam.]sport
- to pump iron [idiom]
- soulever de la fonte [loc.]sport
- branding iron
- fer {m} à marqueragr.outil.
- break-iron
- pince-monseigneur {f} [levier]outil.
- cast iron
- fonte {f}matériel
- curling iron
- fer {m} à frisercosm.outil.
- electric iron
- fer {m} (à repasser) électriqueélectr.outil.
- flat iron
- fer {m} platmatériel
- Iron Age
- âge {m} de ferarchéo.hist.
- Iron Crown [reliquary and one of the oldest royal insignia of Christendom. A relic from the Kingdom of the Lombards, used for the coronation of the Holy Roman Emperors as Kings of Italy]
- Couronne {f} de ferhist.pol.
- Iron Curtain
- rideau {m} de fergéogr.hist.pol.
- iron deficiency
- carence {f} en ferméd.
- iron discipline
- discipline {f} de fer
- iron mine
- mine {f} de ferminér.mines
- iron ore
- minerai {m} de ferminér.
- iron smelting
- fonte {f} du ferind.minér.
- iron sponge
- fer {m} spongieuxmatériel
éponge {f} de fermatériel - iron tip
- embout {m} en fertech.
- iron(II,III) oxide
- magnétite {f} [Fe3O4]chim.minér.
oxyde {m} magnétique [Fe3O4]chim.minér.
oxyde {m} de fer(II,III) [Fe3O4]chim.minér.
tétroxyde {m} de trifer [Fe3O4]chim.minér. - iron(II) chloride
- chlorure {m} ferreux [FeCl2]chim.
chlorure {m} de fer(II) [FeCl2]chim. - iron(II) oxide
- oxyde {m} ferreux [FeO]chim.
oxyde {m} de fer(II) [FeO]chim. - iron(II) sulfate [Am.]
- sulfate {m} ferreux [FeSO4]chim.
sulfate {m} de fer(II) [FeSO4]chim. - iron(II) sulfide [Am.]
- sulfure {m} ferreux [FeS]chim.
sulfure {m} de fer(II) [FeS]chim. - iron(II) sulphate [Br.]
- sulfate {m} ferreux [FeSO4]chim.
sulfate {m} de fer(II) [FeSO4]chim. - iron(II) sulphide [Br.]
- sulfure {m} ferreux [FeS]chim.
sulfure {m} de fer(II) [FeS]chim. - iron(III) chloride
- chlorure {m} ferrique [FeCl3]chim.
perchlorure {m} de fer [FeCl3]chim.
chlorure {m} de fer(III) [FeCl3]chim. - iron(III) oxide
- oxyde {m} ferriquechim.
oxyde {m} de fer(III) [Fe2O3]chim.
sesquioxyde {m} de fer [Fe2O3]chim. - iron(III) sulfide [Am.]
- sulfure {m} ferrique [Fe2S3]chim.
sulfure {m} de fer(III) [Fe2S3]chim.
sesquisulfure {m} de fer [Fe2S3]chim. - iron(III) sulphide [Br.]
- sulfure {m} ferrique [Fe2S3]chim.
sulfure {m} de fer(III) [Fe2S3]chim.
sesquisulfure {m} de fer [Fe2S3]chim. - round iron
- fer {m} rondmatériel
- scrap iron
- ferraille {f} [morceaux de fer]matériel
- soldering iron
- fer {m} à souderoutil.
- sponge iron
- fer {m} spongieuxmatériel
éponge {f} de fermatériel - tire iron [Am.]
- démonte-pneu {m}autooutil.
- waffle iron
- moule {m} à gaufrecuis.
gaufrier {m}cuis.outil. - cast-iron stewpot
- cocotte {f} en fontecuis.outil.
- iron (wedding) anniversary
- noces {f.pl} de palissandresociol.
- iron deficiency anaemia [Br.]
- anémie {f} ferripriveméd.
- iron deficiency anemia [Am.]
- anémie {f} ferripriveméd.
- lithium iron phosphate <LFP>
- phosphate {m} de fer lithié [LiFePO4]chim.
- wrought-iron craftsman
- ferronnier {m} (d'art)matérieloccup.
- wrought-iron craftsman [female]
- ferronnière {f} (d'art)matérieloccup.
- with an iron hand [idiom]
- avec une poigne de fer {adv} [loc.]
- to have an iron grip [also fig.]
- avoir une poigne de fer [aussi fig.]
- to have an iron will
- avoir une volonté de fer
- to iron out the differences [fig.]
- gommer les différences [fig.]
- cast-iron stew pot
- cocotte {f} en fontecuis.outil.
- fully polished iron armour [14C]
- harnois {m} blancarmurehist.mil.
- iron law of oligarchy
- loi {f} d'airain de l'oligarchiesociol.
- iron law of wages
- loi {f} d'airain des salairesécon.
- One should strike while the iron's hot.
- Il faut battre le fer pendant qu'il est chaud.prov.
- to have more than one iron in the fire [idiom]
- courir deux lièvres à la fois [loc.]
- to iron out the flaws in a product
- rectifier les défauts d'un produitcomm.
- to iron with a steam iron
- repasser à la vapeuroutil.
- to rule sb. with a rod of iron [idiom]
- mener qn. à la baguette [loc.]
- to strike while the iron is hot [idiom]
- battre le fer tant qu'il est chaud [loc.]
- iron fist in a velvet glove [idiom] [fig.]
- main {f} de fer dans un gant de velours [loc.] [fig.]
- The Iron Lady [Phyllida Lloyd (2011)]
- La Dame de ferfilmF
- iron prominent [moth]
- chameau {m} [Notodonta dromedarius] [papillon nocturne]entom.T
- iron tree
- arbre {m} de Noël de Nouvelle-Zélandebot.T
pohutukawa {m} [Metrosideros excelsa]bot.T
Usage Examples English
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- Due to its high iron content, magnetite has long been a major iron ore. It is reduced in blast furnaces to pig iron or sponge iron for conversion to steel.
- Some other common alloys that are based on iron and carbon include anthracite iron, cast iron, pig iron, and wrought iron.
- Pig iron is an intermediate form of iron produced from iron ore.
- Iron has become an important architectural building component. It has been used in four common forms: wrought iron, cast iron, sheet iron, and steel.
- Nickel–iron alloys occur naturally on Earth's surface as telluric iron or meteoric iron.
- The town sits on a rich iron deposit, and the region once produced pig iron and bar iron for farm tools and cast iron ware.
- Iron-56 (56Fe) is the most common isotope of iron. About 91.754% of all iron is iron-56.
- There was a profusion of cast iron foundries in New York, including Badger's Architectural Iron Works, James L. Jackson's Iron Works, and Cornell Iron Works.
- With iron oxides and with elemental iron, lead(II,IV) oxide forms insoluble iron(II) and iron(III) plumbates, which is the basis of the anticorrosive properties of lead-based paints applied to iron objects.
- Iron isotope variations in humans reflects a number of processes.
- Most US iron smelting before 1850 took place near iron deposits in eastern Pennsylvania, New York, and northern New Jersey.
- Iron oxidation pathways in both acidophilic and circumneutral freshwater iron oxidation habitats, such as acid mine drainage or groundwater iron seeps, respectively, are better understood than marine circumneutral iron oxidation.
- Other terms used for the same tests are iron panel, iron profile, iron indices, iron status or iron studies.
- The iron is the small appliance used to remove wrinkles from fabric. It is also known as a clothes iron, steam iron, flat iron, smoothing iron or iron box.
- The iron ions partly precipitate to form iron (II) sulfide. Another reaction occurs between iron and water producing iron hydroxide.
- The serum iron and total iron-binding capacity (transferrin) are helpful but not diagnostic; it is quite possible to have co-existing ineffective iron utilisation and iron deficiency, as determined by bone marrow iron status, e.g.
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