Definition of cold-rolled in English:

cold-rolled

adjective

Metallurgy

(of metal) having been rolled into sheets while cold, resulting in a smooth, hard finish.
〔冶〕（金属）冷轧的
Example sentencesExamples
- Prices for cold-rolled steel and ethylene have already dropped sharply, and auto prices have fallen as much as 20% in the past 12 months.
- In June this year, eight major U.S. steelmakers, including Bethlehem Steel Corp. and USX Corp., filed a petition with the Commerce Department and the ITC on the cold-rolled steel products.
- The highest tariff rate applies to hot-rolled and cold-rolled steel sheets, while tin-plated steel plates carry a 25% tariff.
- In March, metal shop owner Karla Aaron ordered 500 sheets of the same cold-rolled steel she bought for $2 each in January.
- Glass mosaic tile is used for the backsplash, the countertop is cold-rolled steel, and a storage cabinet of birch includes a built-in hamper to keep dirty clothes from landing on the floor.

Derivatives

cold-rolling

noun

Metallurgy

More than 10 years ago, when I was writing on the revitalization of Midwestern industries, I visited I / N Tek, a cold-rolling steel mill that makes steel coils without a single human being touching them.
Example sentencesExamples
- Until the 1990s, the family's main assets in India were a cold-rolling mill for sheet steels in Nagpur and an alloy steels plant near Pune.
- For Tata Iron & Steel, which is slated to start commercial production of automobile grade steel at its new cold-rolling mill, the excise cut for automobile looks prospective.
- Figure 8 shows one of the world's largest Pilger rolls, designed for cold-rolling 10 inches tubes.

Definition of cold-rolled in US English:

cold-rolled

adjectiveˌkōldˈrōld

Metallurgy

(of metal) having been rolled into sheets while cold, resulting in a smooth, hard finish.
〔冶〕（金属）冷轧的
Example sentencesExamples
- The highest tariff rate applies to hot-rolled and cold-rolled steel sheets, while tin-plated steel plates carry a 25% tariff.
- In March, metal shop owner Karla Aaron ordered 500 sheets of the same cold-rolled steel she bought for $2 each in January.
- Prices for cold-rolled steel and ethylene have already dropped sharply, and auto prices have fallen as much as 20% in the past 12 months.
- Glass mosaic tile is used for the backsplash, the countertop is cold-rolled steel, and a storage cabinet of birch includes a built-in hamper to keep dirty clothes from landing on the floor.
- In June this year, eight major U.S. steelmakers, including Bethlehem Steel Corp. and USX Corp., filed a petition with the Commerce Department and the ITC on the cold-rolled steel products.

单词	cold-rolled
释义	Definition of cold-rolled in English: cold-rolled adjective Metallurgy (of metal) having been rolled into sheets while cold, resulting in a smooth, hard finish. 〔冶〕（金属）冷轧的 Example sentencesExamples Prices for cold-rolled steel and ethylene have already dropped sharply, and auto prices have fallen as much as 20% in the past 12 months. In June this year, eight major U.S. steelmakers, including Bethlehem Steel Corp. and USX Corp., filed a petition with the Commerce Department and the ITC on the cold-rolled steel products. The highest tariff rate applies to hot-rolled and cold-rolled steel sheets, while tin-plated steel plates carry a 25% tariff. In March, metal shop owner Karla Aaron ordered 500 sheets of the same cold-rolled steel she bought for $2 each in January. Glass mosaic tile is used for the backsplash, the countertop is cold-rolled steel, and a storage cabinet of birch includes a built-in hamper to keep dirty clothes from landing on the floor. Derivatives cold-rolling noun Metallurgy More than 10 years ago, when I was writing on the revitalization of Midwestern industries, I visited I / N Tek, a cold-rolling steel mill that makes steel coils without a single human being touching them. Example sentencesExamples Until the 1990s, the family's main assets in India were a cold-rolling mill for sheet steels in Nagpur and an alloy steels plant near Pune. For Tata Iron & Steel, which is slated to start commercial production of automobile grade steel at its new cold-rolling mill, the excise cut for automobile looks prospective. Figure 8 shows one of the world's largest Pilger rolls, designed for cold-rolling 10 inches tubes. Definition of cold-rolled in US English: cold-rolled adjectiveˌkōldˈrōld Metallurgy (of metal) having been rolled into sheets while cold, resulting in a smooth, hard finish. 〔冶〕（金属）冷轧的 Example sentencesExamples The highest tariff rate applies to hot-rolled and cold-rolled steel sheets, while tin-plated steel plates carry a 25% tariff. In March, metal shop owner Karla Aaron ordered 500 sheets of the same cold-rolled steel she bought for $2 each in January. Prices for cold-rolled steel and ethylene have already dropped sharply, and auto prices have fallen as much as 20% in the past 12 months. Glass mosaic tile is used for the backsplash, the countertop is cold-rolled steel, and a storage cabinet of birch includes a built-in hamper to keep dirty clothes from landing on the floor. In June this year, eight major U.S. steelmakers, including Bethlehem Steel Corp. and USX Corp., filed a petition with the Commerce Department and the ITC on the cold-rolled steel products.
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