smelter

smelter

English

Etymology

smelt +‎ -er

Noun

smelter (plural smelters)

1. A person employed to do smelting.

   He works as a smelter.

2. A machine used to smelt metal.

   Throw the scrap in the smelter so we can melt it down and reuse it.

3. A place where smelting is done.

   We'll take the scrap to the smelter and get some money for it.

Translations

person employed to do smelting

Breton: teuzer -ien m or m pl Chinese: Mandarin: 熔鑄工／熔铸工 (róngzhùgōng) Finnish: sulattaja French: métalurgiste Greek: Ancient: χωνευτής m (khōneutḗs) Romanian: topitor (ro) m, topitoare (ro) f Turkish: dökmeci (tr)

machine used to smelt metal

Chinese: Mandarin: 熔爐／熔炉 (zh) (rónglú) Finnish: sulatusuuni Norwegian: Bokmål: smelteovn n Romanian: topitoare (ro) f Tagalog: tugnawan

place where smelting is done

Chinese: Mandarin: 熔爐／熔炉 (zh) (rónglú), 熔鑄廠／熔铸厂 (róngzhùchǎng) Finnish: sulatto (fi) French: fonderie (fr) f Italian: fonderia (it) f Maori: whare whakarewa, wheketere whakarewa Norwegian: Bokmål: smelteverk n Nynorsk: smelteverk n Romanian: topitorie (ro) f

Anagrams

• Tremles, melters, remelts, resmelt

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Norwegian Bokmål

Verb

smelter

1. present tense of smelte

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Norwegian Nynorsk

Verb

smelter

1. present of smelta