ingot: [14] The etymological meaning of ingot is ‘poured in’. It was formed in Middle English from in and an apparent survival of goten, the past participle of Old English geotan ‘pour’. It originally meant ‘mould for casting metal’ (the idea being that the molten metal was ‘poured into’ the mould), but towards the end of the 16th century it started being used for the lump of metal formed in this way. (When French borrowed the word in the 15th century it grafted its definite article on to it, giving modern French lingot ‘ingot’.)
ingot (n.)
late 14c., "mold in which metal is cast," probably from in- (2) "in" + Old English goten, past participle of geotan "to pour" (see found (v.2)). Sense of "mass of cast metal" first attested early 15c.
例文
1. His master granted him a small ingot of silver.
主人は彼に銀塊を与えた。
2.She just stood there with an ingot in her hand--it felt hard,cold and heavy.
彼女はそこに立って、手に金を持って、触ってみると、金は硬くて冷たくて、ずっしりと重い。
3.So press ingot does the outlet after where after all？
では、インゴット圧縮後の出口はどこにあるのだろうか。
4.Have celebrated the New Year,have given everybody a gold ingot ！
年越し、みんなに金元宝をプレゼント！
5.Above results will be helpful to improve the aluminum ingot machine.上記の結論は鋳造機設計の更なる改善と改善に用いることができる。