kish

/kish/US // kɪʃ //UK // (kɪʃ) //

鸢尾花

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
Metallurgy.
- : a mixture of graphite and slag separated from and floating on the surface of molten pig iron or cast iron as it cools.
- : dross on the surface of molten lead.

“I was eating, sleeping and, excuse me, peeing in the same place,” al Kish says with a look of shame.
Al Kish, 32, was kept as a prisoner in the building for 11 months in 2003.
A very fast piece of close reaching was done between the Kish and the Rosebeg, then came a dead peg across the Bay.
In a hard squall the second round commenced, and through a backing of the wind they had a run with spinnakers to the Kish.
Of this barony, the mountain called Ceis or Kish-Corran, is the most striking geographical feature.
He was encamped with his tribe at a place which the Indians called Kish-wa-cokee.
Asses were being sought by Saul, the son of Kish, when he found a kingdom of subjects instead.