English to Mongolian Meaning of steelyard - steelyard


Steelyard :
steelyard

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Definitions of steelyard in English
Noun(1) a portable balance consisting of a pivoted bar with arms of unequal length
Examples of steelyard in English
(1) These patents were for a steelyard , a candlestick, the anglet, a mason's hoist for bricks and mortar, and a balance (scale).(2) Dr Henig has suggested that the figurine could have been cast from a clay mould made with a bronze fitting of a jug handle or a steelyard weight.(3) The patented invention for which he is best known, and which was the basis for his success as a manufacturer, was for the steelyard (a weighing device), which bears his name.
(1) stainless steel ::
зэвэрдэггүй ган
(2) mild steel ::
зөөлөн ган
(3) carbon steel ::
нүүрстөрөгчийн ган
(4) steel plate ::
ган хавтан
(5) alloy steel ::
хайлшин ган
(6) steel rod ::
ган саваа
(7) steel wool ::
ган ноос
(8) steel mill ::
ган тээрэм
(9) steel frame ::
төмөр хүрээ
(10) steel pipe ::
ган хоолой
Synonyms
Noun
1. beam scale ::
мод хэмжээний
Different Forms
steelyard, steelyards
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