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铅丝

Word · NounTraditional鉛絲

galvanized iron wire; binding wire

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Meanings

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1.

noun

galvanized iron wire; zinc-coated steel wire

Called 'lead wire' (铅丝) because its dull gray color resembles lead, though it is actually iron or steel with a zinc coating. Commonly used in construction, packaging, and agriculture for binding and fastening.

Gōng工
rén人
yòng用
qiān铅
sī丝
bǎ把
gāng钢
jīn筋
kǔn捆
zā扎
láo牢
gù固
 。

The workers used galvanized wire to bind the steel bars firmly.

Zhè这
juǎn卷
qiān铅
sī丝
wǔ五
shí十
gōng公
jīn斤
 ,
gòu够
gōng工
dì地
yòng用
yī一
gè个
yuè月
 。

This roll of galvanized wire weighs fifty kilograms, enough for the construction site to use for a month.

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Qiān铅
sī丝
biǎo表
miàn面
yǒu有
xīn锌
céng层
 ,
fàng放
zài在
hù户
wài外
yě也
bù不
róng容
yì易
shēng生
xiù锈
 。

The surface of galvanized wire has a zinc coating, so it doesn't rust easily even when placed outdoors.

Tā他
yòng用
qiān铅
sī丝
biān编
le了
yī一
gè个
jiǎn简
yì易
de的
niǎo鸟
lóng笼
 。

He wove a simple birdcage using galvanized wire.