Hindi translation of 'iron'
Word Frequency
iron /aɪən आइअन्/
Word forms: irons, ironing, ironed
2. adjective before noun
3. countable noun
4. transitive verb
1. uncountable noun
Iron is an element which usually takes the form of a hard, dark-grey metal.
लोहा mn
...the huge, iron gate.
2. adjective before noun
You can use iron to describe the character or behaviour of someone who is very firm in their decisions and actions.
अत्यंत दृढ़
...a man of iron will.
3. countable noun
An iron is an electrical device with a flat metal base. You heat it until the base is hot, then rub it over clothes to remove creases.
इस्तरी nf
4. transitive verb
If you iron clothes, you remove the creases from them using an iron.
इस्तरी करना
...a freshly ironed shirt.
ironing uncountable noun
इस्तरी की प्रक्रिया nf
I managed to get all the ironing done.
iron out
If you iron out difficulties, you deal with them and bring them to an end.
समाधान करना
सुलझा लेना
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Example Sentences Including 'iron'
I iron everything, I really don't mind --- tea-towels, knickers, socks.RESCUING ROSE (2002)
They scraped beside a flight of stone steps and Chavasse tied up to an iron ring and handed her out.THE KEYS OF HELL (2002)
Art found the house, huge and intimidating behind its wrought iron gates.SEX (2001)
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'iron' in Other Languages
- Arabic: حَدِيدٌ
- Brazilian Portuguese: ferro
- Chinese: 铁
- Croatian: željezo
- Czech: železo
- Danish: jern
- Dutch: ijzer
- European Spanish: hierro
- Finnish: rauta
- French: fer
- German: Eisen
- Greek: σίδερο
- Italian: ferro
- Japanese: 鉄
- Korean: 철 금속
- Norwegian: jern
- Polish: żelazko
- Portuguese: ferro
- Romanian: fier
- Russian: железо
- Spanish: hierro
- Swedish: strykjärn
- Thai: เหล็ก
- Turkish: demir
- Ukrainian: залізо
- Vietnamese: sắt
- Arabic: يَكْوِي
- Brazilian Portuguese: passar a ferro
- Chinese: 烫平
- Croatian: glačati
- Czech: žehlit vyžehlit
- Danish: stryge med strygejern
- Dutch: strijken kleding
- European Spanish: planchar
- Finnish: silittää
- French: repasser vêtements
- German: bügeln
- Greek: σιδερώνω
- Italian: stirare
- Japanese: アイロンをかける
- Korean: 다림질하다
- Norwegian: stryke
- Polish: uprasować prasować
- Portuguese: passar a ferro
- Romanian: a călca
- Russian: гладить с помощью утюга
- Spanish: planchar
- Swedish: stryka
- Thai: รีดด้วยเตารีด
- Turkish: ütülemek
- Ukrainian: прасувати
- Vietnamese: ủi quần áo
- Arabic: مِكْواة
- Brazilian Portuguese: ferro de passar roupa
- Chinese: 熨斗
- Croatian: pegla
- Czech: žehlička
- Danish: strygejern
- Dutch: strijkijzer
- European Spanish: plancha
- Finnish: silitysrauta
- French: fer à repasser
- German: Bügeleisen
- Greek: σίδερο
- Italian: ferro
- Japanese: アイロン
- Korean: 다리미
- Norwegian: strykejern
- Polish: żelazko
- Portuguese: ferro de engomar
- Romanian: fier de călcat fiare de călcat
- Russian: утюг
- Spanish: plancha
- Swedish: strykjärn
- Thai: เตารีด
- Turkish: ütü
- Ukrainian: праска
- Vietnamese: ủi
Source
Translation of iron from the
Collins English to Hindi Dictionary
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