aluminium

IPA: ʌɫˈumɪnʌm

A light, silvery metal extracted from bauxite, and a chemical element (symbol Al) with an atomic number of 13.
(countable) A single atom of this element.
(slang) Aircraft or other machinery made partially or wholly of aluminium.

Examples of "aluminium" in Sentences

Me: "Well, what do you think they call 'aluminium' in Poland?"
In the UK and other countries using British spelling, only aluminium is used.
MMH consists entirely of elements that are rare on the moon, whereas aluminium is plentiful.
Cover the baking sheet in aluminium foil before you start cooking, and clean up will be even quicker.
The basket is built from satin aluminium flatbar which can also be powdercoated to your choice of colour.
Our deference to them as those people who could tell us which things are aluminium and which are molybdenum, means that our referents of ˜aluminium™ and
The items have a playful and strong character created by combining a colourful bowl in aluminium with a base of solid birch or white ceramic in various ways.
Construction is likely to be in aluminium or high-tensile steel; Craig Loomes design has already identified shipyards that can construct such an unusual design.
What's in the sludgeBauxite, the raw material from which aluminium is processed, contains a mix of minerals, including aluminium, iron oxides and titanium dioxides.
The CentrAl technique allows for simple repairs to be carried out immediately, as is the case in aluminium constructions, – but not the case when using CFRP constructions.