wrought-iron

基本解釋

Not only there: your correspondent once visited the city’s museum of sewerage to inspect the magnificent wrought-iron pipes of long ago.
不止那里：記者曾探訪過(guò)城市污水處理系統(tǒng)博物館，來(lái)審視很多年前的熟鐵制成的管道。
It’s then a case of timing, dodging the minions and timing my burrowing to crack that fragile shell without pinging off the shielding, or even his wrought-iron legs.
這下問(wèn)題就簡(jiǎn)單多了，躲避它的爪牙們，同時(shí)計(jì)算好挖洞的時(shí)間，保護(hù)好自己的同時(shí)攻擊它脆弱的外殼，甚至它的鐵腿。
The piece consists of three wrought-iron arms, each cut into a silhouette of an elk, with hanging green-glass lights that look like gigantic acorns with “hats” of cast iron.
它包括三只鐵臂，每只切割成麋鹿?fàn)?，[下]懸?guī)讉€(gè)綠色玻璃燈，這些燈看起來(lái)就像頭戴生鐵“帽”的巨型橡果。

The skies are gray, and a wrought-iron tipple sits at the mouth of the mine like a gallows.
NEWYORKER: October Sky
Nor is his taste for wrought-iron fencing and some controversial French-built bus shelters.
ECONOMIST: The Daley dynasty

Wrought iron is a type of iron that is easily formed into shapes and is used especially for making gates, fences, and furniture.