Definition of flour mill in English:

flour mill

noun

1A building equipped with machinery for grinding grain into flour.
the flour mill is three levels high with two sets of mill stones
Example sentencesExamples
- They promise the grain to the hungry only to divert it fraudulently to waiting flour mills or smugglers.
- Cargoes of imported rice unload a couple of times a week, bound for the town's flour mill.
- To accommodate their expanding pastille trade, the partners bought an old flour mill on North Street.
- A central feature of the gallery will be a scale working model of the flour mill which was demolished in 1957.
- Opened in 2002, it's an amazing contemporary art museum built in a former flour mill.
- Norwegian men in Minneapolis earned a livelihood in the large flour mills.
- Plans are to build a center to market grain, including a flour mill in the city.
- On October 18, the club visited a flour mill in Yorkshire.
- To reduce the prevalence of micronutrient deficiency disorders, 76 feeders have been delivered to wheat flour mills throughout the country.
- In 1902, the brothers opened their first flour mill.
1. 1.1 A machine for grinding grain into flour.
  the community has built a grain store and purchased a flour mill
  Example sentencesExamples
  He began chugging the first steam engine in the new colony, which was used to drive a flour mill to grind, unsurprisingly, not gold or sushi but wheat and corn.
  Various soybean-processing machines, such as a flour mill, an extruder/expeller, a screw press, and a thresher, have been adapted for use in sub-Saharan Africa.
  Most of the artefacts are of pioneering in nature, such as handmade flour mills, oil presses, a 105-year-old thresher, a loom, etc.
  A few households also started using music systems and color TVs, while a flour mill was energized.
  With one litre of petrol, the flour mill can function for three hours, and on gas, it will run for four hours.
  The family bought an old flour mill from a farm and the boys get paid 1p a turn to grind the flour.
  The society soon comprised a thousand share-holding members and expanded to buy looms, pigs, coal, and a flour mill.
  He harnesses bulls to a system of pulleys and transformers and creates enough energy to run computers, sprinkler systems, oil presses, flour mills, and battery chargers.
  He bought a scooter and hitched it to the flour mill, and voila, there was no need for electricity.
  A centrally organized baggage train consisted of one man for every ten soldiers to carry 'a flour mill and tent ropes'.

词汇	flour mill
释义	Definition of flour mill in English: flour mill noun 1A building equipped with machinery for grinding grain into flour. the flour mill is three levels high with two sets of mill stones Example sentencesExamples They promise the grain to the hungry only to divert it fraudulently to waiting flour mills or smugglers. Cargoes of imported rice unload a couple of times a week, bound for the town's flour mill. To accommodate their expanding pastille trade, the partners bought an old flour mill on North Street. A central feature of the gallery will be a scale working model of the flour mill which was demolished in 1957. Opened in 2002, it's an amazing contemporary art museum built in a former flour mill. Norwegian men in Minneapolis earned a livelihood in the large flour mills. Plans are to build a center to market grain, including a flour mill in the city. On October 18, the club visited a flour mill in Yorkshire. To reduce the prevalence of micronutrient deficiency disorders, 76 feeders have been delivered to wheat flour mills throughout the country. In 1902, the brothers opened their first flour mill. 1.1 A machine for grinding grain into flour. the community has built a grain store and purchased a flour mill Example sentencesExamples He began chugging the first steam engine in the new colony, which was used to drive a flour mill to grind, unsurprisingly, not gold or sushi but wheat and corn. Various soybean-processing machines, such as a flour mill, an extruder/expeller, a screw press, and a thresher, have been adapted for use in sub-Saharan Africa. Most of the artefacts are of pioneering in nature, such as handmade flour mills, oil presses, a 105-year-old thresher, a loom, etc. A few households also started using music systems and color TVs, while a flour mill was energized. With one litre of petrol, the flour mill can function for three hours, and on gas, it will run for four hours. The family bought an old flour mill from a farm and the boys get paid 1p a turn to grind the flour. The society soon comprised a thousand share-holding members and expanded to buy looms, pigs, coal, and a flour mill. He harnesses bulls to a system of pulleys and transformers and creates enough energy to run computers, sprinkler systems, oil presses, flour mills, and battery chargers. He bought a scooter and hitched it to the flour mill, and voila, there was no need for electricity. A centrally organized baggage train consisted of one man for every ten soldiers to carry 'a flour mill and tent ropes'.
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