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steel
A2
noun
Usage:
90%
metal, iron alloy
Translation: metal, iron alloy
Pronunciation: /stiːl/
Meaning: A hard, strong metal made from iron and carbon, used to make tools and structures.

Steel is a type of metal. It is very strong and used to build things like bridges and knives. It is made by mixing iron and small amounts of carbon.

The bridge is made of strong steel.

She bought a steel knife for cooking.

2
B2
verb
Usage:
55%
prepare, brace
Translation: prepare, brace
Pronunciation: /stiːl/
Meaning: To make oneself very determined or ready to face a difficult situation.

To steel yourself means to get ready to do something hard or scary. You prepare mentally to not feel afraid or weak.

He steeled himself before the exam.

She steeled her nerves for the speech.

3
B1
noun
Usage:
40%
strength, courage
Translation: strength, courage
Pronunciation: /stiːl/
Meaning: A strong or brave quality in a person, showing courage and determination.

Steel can mean a strong, brave quality inside a person. It means having courage and not giving up when things are hard.

She showed steel during the hard time.

His steel helped him win the match.

4
C1
noun
Usage:
30%
alloy steel, tool steel
Translation: alloy steel, tool steel
Pronunciation: /stiːl/
Meaning: A type of steel used in manufacturing or engineering that has special properties for specific uses.

Some types of steel have other metals added to make them better for certain jobs. These steels are used by engineers and workers for tools and machines.

Tool steel is very hard and resists wear.

Alloy steel has many metals mixed in.

5
B2
verb
Usage:
25%
reinforce, strengthen
Translation: reinforce, strengthen
Pronunciation: /stiːl/
Meaning: To cover or coat something with steel or make it stronger with steel.

To steel something means to make it stronger by adding steel or protecting it with steel. This can be a physical act to improve safety or strength.

They steeled the door to keep it safe.

The soldiers steeled the armor quickly.

6
B2
verb (idiomatic)
Usage:
20%
harden, prepare
Translation: harden, prepare
Pronunciation: /stiːl/
Meaning: An idiomatic expression 'to steel your heart' means to make yourself emotionally strong and ready to face sadness or pain.

This phrase means to get ready inside to feel less sad or hurt. It means making your feelings stronger so pain is easier to handle.

She steeled her heart before the bad news.

He steeled his heart to say goodbye.

7
A2
noun
Usage:
50%
blade, metal part
Translation: blade, metal part
Pronunciation: /stiːl/
Meaning: The part of a tool or weapon made of steel, often sharp or hard.

Steel here means the metal part of a tool or weapon. It is usually the sharp or strong part used for cutting or fighting.

The steel of the knife is very sharp.

He cleaned the steel of his sword.

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