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bronze

noun (bronze; a bronze, bronzes); adjective (bronze)

«bronze» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. Bronze is a hard brown-gold metal made by mixing copper and tin. tree →
  2. A bronze is a medal for third place. tree →
  3. A statue or object made of bronze. tree →
  4. Bronze is a reddish-brown colour, like a suntan. tree →

In the lessons

In history (the Bronze Age), science (alloys), sport (bronze medal for third), art (bronze statues).

Examples

  • She won bronze in the swimming race. tree →
  • Bronze is made from copper and tin. tree →
  • People in the Bronze Age made tools from bronze. tree →
  • A bronze statue stands in the park. tree →
  • Gold, silver and bronze go to first, second and third. tree →
  • His skin looked bronze after the beach holiday. tree →
  • “A bronze ring that is hidden under a cushion.” tree →

Note

In science, bronze is an alloy (a mix of metals), not a pure element. In rankings: bronze = third place. Do not confuse with brass (copper and zinc).

On Mova

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