Definition of iron grey in English:

iron grey

noun

mass noun

1A dark grey colour.
铁灰色
Example sentencesExamples
- His blond, shoulder length hair accented an Adonis-like body, and his piercing eyes were an iron grey.
- She was looking up into a canopy of trees, the branches nearly bare, with an iron-grey sky above.
- As the man with his iron grey hair and blue eyes came around one of the dividing walls, he immediately began pushing Phillip towards the door.
- The iron-grey stones were held in a merciless grip as frost flowered across them, and the doors were sealed behind great banks of rose-gold ice and glaciers built up behind each pallet.
- Three metres tall each, they looked like crude statues made of hard stone, only human shaped in the most basic sense and a deep iron grey in colour.
- There was a small garden, a patch of greenery in the iron grey of the fort, in some distant corner of it.
- Their eyes were cold, iron gray and as featureless as a statue's.
- This thing that is meant for sereneness, to send up mild white vapors among mild white hairs, not among torn iron-grey locks like mine.
- The fort was iron-grey, stone-grey, dirt-grey.
- The sky was still an iron grey, promising more storms, but Christy's mother had insisted that she and Christy brave the weather and go to church anyway.
- Cerium is an iron-gray metal with a melting point of 1,463°F, and a boiling point of 5,895°F.
- The ships heaved on the surface of the sea, huge iron-grey breakers pouring over the brilliant red vessels and the single golden on that gleamed proudly at the fore of the arrowhead.
- He had a round, balding head with a ponytail of iron-grey hair and a bristling grey moustache adorning a seamed, weathered face.
- The windows were already riming with ice as he arrived in the bridge, and the azure seas had become iron-grey and filled with harsh white bergs that floated ponderously in the ocean currents.
- Since the divorce, she had stopped coloring her hair, and she hopped the shining iron grey would give her some air of authority too.
- It exhibits a metallic luster and a color that varies from bright steel-gray to iron-gray; it is often tarnished in shades of bronze to sooty-gray.
- Its mellifluous segments slowly faded to iron gray and became high and narrow.
- There's an iron-gray lake in the background, ducks floating on a misty pond.
- The postal pipes gleam and hum along the curbs and on the sides of iron grey buildings against a blue and white sky.
- Her iron-grey hair curves like a bell around her wise features.
Synonyms
blue-grey, grey, steel-coloured, steel-grey, iron-grey
1. 1.1count noun A horse of a dark grey colour.
  铁灰色

词汇	iron grey
释义	Definition of iron grey in English: iron grey noun mass noun 1A dark grey colour. 铁灰色 Example sentencesExamples His blond, shoulder length hair accented an Adonis-like body, and his piercing eyes were an iron grey. She was looking up into a canopy of trees, the branches nearly bare, with an iron-grey sky above. As the man with his iron grey hair and blue eyes came around one of the dividing walls, he immediately began pushing Phillip towards the door. The iron-grey stones were held in a merciless grip as frost flowered across them, and the doors were sealed behind great banks of rose-gold ice and glaciers built up behind each pallet. Three metres tall each, they looked like crude statues made of hard stone, only human shaped in the most basic sense and a deep iron grey in colour. There was a small garden, a patch of greenery in the iron grey of the fort, in some distant corner of it. Their eyes were cold, iron gray and as featureless as a statue's. This thing that is meant for sereneness, to send up mild white vapors among mild white hairs, not among torn iron-grey locks like mine. The fort was iron-grey, stone-grey, dirt-grey. The sky was still an iron grey, promising more storms, but Christy's mother had insisted that she and Christy brave the weather and go to church anyway. Cerium is an iron-gray metal with a melting point of 1,463°F, and a boiling point of 5,895°F. The ships heaved on the surface of the sea, huge iron-grey breakers pouring over the brilliant red vessels and the single golden on that gleamed proudly at the fore of the arrowhead. He had a round, balding head with a ponytail of iron-grey hair and a bristling grey moustache adorning a seamed, weathered face. The windows were already riming with ice as he arrived in the bridge, and the azure seas had become iron-grey and filled with harsh white bergs that floated ponderously in the ocean currents. Since the divorce, she had stopped coloring her hair, and she hopped the shining iron grey would give her some air of authority too. It exhibits a metallic luster and a color that varies from bright steel-gray to iron-gray; it is often tarnished in shades of bronze to sooty-gray. Its mellifluous segments slowly faded to iron gray and became high and narrow. There's an iron-gray lake in the background, ducks floating on a misty pond. The postal pipes gleam and hum along the curbs and on the sides of iron grey buildings against a blue and white sky. Her iron-grey hair curves like a bell around her wise features. Synonyms blue-grey, grey, steel-coloured, steel-grey, iron-grey 1.1count noun A horse of a dark grey colour. 铁灰色
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