n. a hard tough metal composed of iron alloyed with small amounts of carbon; v. get ready for something difficult or unpleasant
The building is made of steel.
The building is made of steel.
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He preferred steel pitons when climbing.
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Where did a steel ball called a bathysphere go?
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Intense heat liquefies steel.
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What covered the steel skeleton?
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A viaduct is a steel bridge which carries a road over an obstruction.
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His experience in metallurgy gained him a job with the big steel manufacturer.
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A piece of the steel girder sheared off.
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What moved the coal to the power plant and steel mills?
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He drew the design on the stencil with a steel stylus.
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Why was Florence holding on to the steel coat rack and screaming?
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What lifts the steel beams in to the top of the building?
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The steel bars are rigid. OR He has a rigid personality.
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What does the author compare John Henry using his hammer to drive steel to?
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What animal did Attean and Matt leave in the steel trap?
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alloy; metal; iron alloy
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