alloy
খাদ
definition
verb
alloying tin with copper to make bronze
mix (metals) to make an alloy.
noun
an alloy of nickel, bronze, and zinc
a metal made by combining two or more metallic elements, especially to give greater strength or resistance to corrosion.
translation of 'alloy'
সংকর ধাতু,
মূল্যবান ধাতুর সাথে কমদামী ধাতুর মিশ্রণ,
মিশ্র ধাতু
verb
আঁধার করে তোলা,
খাদ মেশান
noun
পান,
সঙ্কর ধাতু,
খাদ,
পাইন,
মান,
নিকৃষ্ট বস্তর মিশ্রণ
example
an 'alloy' of nickel, bronze, and zinc
There is an unusual combination spacer and recoil buffer made of an 'alloy' of brass, titanium and magnesium.
Boldly, I walked up to the mixed 'alloy' gate; its rough battered surface longed for happier days.
The tests involved mixing the constituent elements of the 'alloy' , heating and melting the mixture, and allowing it to cool and solidify.
The quality of the boxes themselves also suffered as material became scarce - a consignment of brass was lost with the Lusitania, and as brass was needed for the direct war effort, later boxes were of inferior 'alloy' .
'alloy' wheels
The luxury package also includes metallic paint, 'alloy' wheels, a simple-to-operate cruise control, a trip computer and some very useful electric seats with memory.
flat pieces of 'alloy'
This new material, an 'alloy' of titanium and nickel, has an ability to return to its original shape after bending.
an 'alloy' of nickel, bronze, and zinc
The hydride is a complex 'alloy' of rare-earth elements and other metals that may be decomposed and reformed reversibly.
The aluminum 'alloy' combines the properties of machinability, corrosion resistance, strength and brazeability.
'alloy' wheels
The precious metals could be extracted by stirring the molten 'alloy' with molten lead: gold and silver dissolved in the lead while copper did not.
In the last decade of the eighteenth century jewelers perfected methods of 'alloying' gold with various mixtures of copper, zinc, silver, or nickel to create a palette of gold colors to enrich their designs.
Produced from a combination of polymers and metallic 'alloys' , it is highly corrosion resistant and almost maintenance free.
Metal hydrides - formed when metal 'alloys' are combined with hydrogen - can absorb and store hydrogen within their structures.
They showed that the copper and zinc 'alloyed' to make the brass were of higher purity than would have been available in the 16th century.
Iron alloyed with carbon is steel and this steel can be 'alloyed' with a variety of ferro alloys to modify its properties.
Each kimchi fridge uses up to 7 kilograms of aluminium 'alloyed' with manganese and tin - four to five times that of the traditional fridge.
Depleted uranium 'alloyed' with a small amount of titanium is even harder.
Nickel-base 'alloys' offer excellent corrosion resistance to a wide range of corrosive media.
The shadow of sin clouds all of our experience in this life, and thus our joys will always be 'alloyed' with sorrow.
A deep scratch exposing the 'alloyed' metal can eventually cause measurable harm and be expensive to repair.
Coins are made using various 'alloys' of metals like nickel, copper and zinc.
As a magnetic coating material, bridge paint gave way some time ago to electroplated and vacuum-sputtered layers of metallic 'alloys' , made up of cobalt, platinum, chromium and boron.
This discovery opens up the exciting possibility of extending this technique not only for isolating other transition and main group metals, but also for the production of 'alloys' , by combining metal oxides as the cathode.
Lead 'alloyed' with tin, bismuth, cadmium, indium, or other elements, either alone or in combination, forms alloys with particularly low melting points.
Since beryllium-nickel 'alloys' resist corrosion by salt water, they are used in marine engine parts.
The company's boffins have essentially developed a material substrate into which magnetic elements made of cobalt, cobalt 'alloys' , or nickel compounds can be embedded.
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