Definition of latten in English:

latten

noun ˈlat(ə)nˈlætn

mass nounhistorical

An alloy of copper and zinc resembling brass, hammered into thin sheets and used to make monumental brasses and church ornaments.
〈史〉铜锌合金（用于制大铜管乐器及教堂饰品）
Example sentencesExamples
- Brasses were made of latten plate, an alloy of copper and about 18% zinc, and set into a slab to lie flush with the floor surface.
- Sea water would be collected in clay-lined pits in which mud would settle out before the brine was transferred to lead or latten pans heated over fires for the final evaporation.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French laton, of unknown origin.

Definition of latten in US English:

latten

nounˈlætnˈlatn

historical

An alloy of copper and zinc resembling brass, hammered into thin sheets and used to make monumental brasses and church ornaments.
〈史〉铜锌合金（用于制大铜管乐器及教堂饰品）
Example sentencesExamples
- Sea water would be collected in clay-lined pits in which mud would settle out before the brine was transferred to lead or latten pans heated over fires for the final evaporation.
- Brasses were made of latten plate, an alloy of copper and about 18% zinc, and set into a slab to lie flush with the floor surface.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French laton, of unknown origin.

单词	latten
释义	Definition of latten in English: latten noun ˈlat(ə)nˈlætn mass nounhistorical An alloy of copper and zinc resembling brass, hammered into thin sheets and used to make monumental brasses and church ornaments. 〈史〉铜锌合金（用于制大铜管乐器及教堂饰品） Example sentencesExamples Brasses were made of latten plate, an alloy of copper and about 18% zinc, and set into a slab to lie flush with the floor surface. Sea water would be collected in clay-lined pits in which mud would settle out before the brine was transferred to lead or latten pans heated over fires for the final evaporation. Origin Middle English: from Old French laton, of unknown origin. Definition of latten in US English: latten nounˈlætnˈlatn historical An alloy of copper and zinc resembling brass, hammered into thin sheets and used to make monumental brasses and church ornaments. 〈史〉铜锌合金（用于制大铜管乐器及教堂饰品） Example sentencesExamples Sea water would be collected in clay-lined pits in which mud would settle out before the brine was transferred to lead or latten pans heated over fires for the final evaporation. Brasses were made of latten plate, an alloy of copper and about 18% zinc, and set into a slab to lie flush with the floor surface. Origin Middle English: from Old French laton, of unknown origin.
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