buddle 的 2 个定义
- a shallow trough in which metalliferous ore is separated from gangue by means of running water.
bud·dled, bud·dling.
- to wash in a buddle.
更多buddle例句
- In other situations, this washing is executed more economically by a machine called a buddle or dolly-tub by our miners.
- There is a shaft in the Newcastle district, where 70 fathoms have been executed in this way, under the direction of Mr. Buddle.
- The lamp of Davy was instantly tried and approved of by Mr. Buddle and the principal mining engineers of the Newcastle district.
- Bats came out and flitted about the old houses by the Buddle river, and the night became the natural haunt of restless spirits.
- When about eight years old he was put to manual labour, earning three-halfpence a day as a buddle-boy at a tin mine.