Definition of Sheffield plate in English:

Sheffield plate

nounʃɛfiːldˈpleɪtʃefiːldˈpleɪt

mass noun

Copper plated with silver by rolling and edging with silver film and ribbon, especially as produced in Sheffield between 1760 and 1840.
设菲尔德镀银盘（尤指1760至1840年间生产的将银片轧于黄铜之上的器皿，边缘有银膜和带状饰纹）
Example sentencesExamples
- There are three kinds of silver antique: sterling silver, or its equivalent, Sheffield plate, and silver plate.
- Chinese porcelain was imitated in the Potteries; silverware was copied as Sheffield plate; exquisite Indian muslins were mimicked in Lancashire.
- Fused silverplate, commonly known as Sheffield plate, was the ideal medium for the new middle-class consumer, to whom both cost and appearance were crucial concerns.
- Matthew Boulton, James Watt's partner in the manufacture of steam engines, also made silver, Sheffield plate, and ormolu, while another of his associates, Francis Eginton, was a pioneer in the revival of stained glass.
- Discovered in Sheffield in the 1740s, Sheffield plate was a bonded laminate of a thin layer of silver to a block of copper.

Definition of Sheffield plate in US English:

Sheffield plate

nounʃefiːldˈpleɪt

Copper plated with silver by rolling and edging with silver film and ribbon, especially as produced in Sheffield, England, between 1760 and 1840.
设菲尔德镀银盘（尤指1760至1840年间生产的将银片轧于黄铜之上的器皿，边缘有银膜和带状饰纹）
Example sentencesExamples
- Chinese porcelain was imitated in the Potteries; silverware was copied as Sheffield plate; exquisite Indian muslins were mimicked in Lancashire.
- Matthew Boulton, James Watt's partner in the manufacture of steam engines, also made silver, Sheffield plate, and ormolu, while another of his associates, Francis Eginton, was a pioneer in the revival of stained glass.
- Fused silverplate, commonly known as Sheffield plate, was the ideal medium for the new middle-class consumer, to whom both cost and appearance were crucial concerns.
- Discovered in Sheffield in the 1740s, Sheffield plate was a bonded laminate of a thin layer of silver to a block of copper.
- There are three kinds of silver antique: sterling silver, or its equivalent, Sheffield plate, and silver plate.

词汇	Sheffield plate
释义	Definition of Sheffield plate in English: Sheffield plate nounʃɛfiːldˈpleɪtʃefiːldˈpleɪt mass noun Copper plated with silver by rolling and edging with silver film and ribbon, especially as produced in Sheffield between 1760 and 1840. 设菲尔德镀银盘（尤指1760至1840年间生产的将银片轧于黄铜之上的器皿，边缘有银膜和带状饰纹） Example sentencesExamples There are three kinds of silver antique: sterling silver, or its equivalent, Sheffield plate, and silver plate. Chinese porcelain was imitated in the Potteries; silverware was copied as Sheffield plate; exquisite Indian muslins were mimicked in Lancashire. Fused silverplate, commonly known as Sheffield plate, was the ideal medium for the new middle-class consumer, to whom both cost and appearance were crucial concerns. Matthew Boulton, James Watt's partner in the manufacture of steam engines, also made silver, Sheffield plate, and ormolu, while another of his associates, Francis Eginton, was a pioneer in the revival of stained glass. Discovered in Sheffield in the 1740s, Sheffield plate was a bonded laminate of a thin layer of silver to a block of copper. Definition of Sheffield plate in US English: Sheffield plate nounʃefiːldˈpleɪt Copper plated with silver by rolling and edging with silver film and ribbon, especially as produced in Sheffield, England, between 1760 and 1840. 设菲尔德镀银盘（尤指1760至1840年间生产的将银片轧于黄铜之上的器皿，边缘有银膜和带状饰纹） Example sentencesExamples Chinese porcelain was imitated in the Potteries; silverware was copied as Sheffield plate; exquisite Indian muslins were mimicked in Lancashire. Matthew Boulton, James Watt's partner in the manufacture of steam engines, also made silver, Sheffield plate, and ormolu, while another of his associates, Francis Eginton, was a pioneer in the revival of stained glass. Fused silverplate, commonly known as Sheffield plate, was the ideal medium for the new middle-class consumer, to whom both cost and appearance were crucial concerns. Discovered in Sheffield in the 1740s, Sheffield plate was a bonded laminate of a thin layer of silver to a block of copper. There are three kinds of silver antique: sterling silver, or its equivalent, Sheffield plate, and silver plate.
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