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at a/the smithy
常用 at 表示在铁匠铺工作或活动。
He worked at the smithy all day.
他整天在铁匠铺工作。
铁匠铺；锻工车间
smithies — plural of smithy
先理解核心含义，再看它在真实句子里的用法。
铁匠铺；锻工车间
a workplace where metal is worked by heating and hammering
He worked at the smithy all day.
他整天在铁匠铺工作。
铁匠工作的地方；锻造厂
The location where a smith (particularly a blacksmith) works; a forge.
The old smithy still has the original forge and anvil.
这家老铁匠铺还保留着原来的锻炉和铁砧。
He learned to shape horseshoes at his father's smithy.
他在父亲的锻工车间学会了打马掌。
The smithies on the main street were known for their iron gates.
主街上的那些锻工场以制作铁门著称。
常用 at 表示在铁匠铺工作或活动。
He worked at the smithy all day.
他整天在铁匠铺工作。
work in 强调职业场所。
She works in a smithy.
她在一家锻工车间工作。
set up/run 表示开设或经营铁匠铺。
They set up a smithy near the village.
他们在村子附近开了一家铁匠铺。
Not this
The smithy is hammering the iron.
Use this
The smith is hammering the iron.
学员将'smithy'（铁匠铺）误用为指人，正确的指人名词是'smith'（铁匠）。
Not this
The smithies are repairing the gate.
Use this
The smiths are repairing the gate.
'smithy'的复数形式'smithies'指多个铁匠铺，而非多个铁匠；指人时的复数应为'smiths'。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
乡村铁匠铺
The village smithy stood by the crossroads.
乡村铁匠铺坐落在十字路口旁。
老铁匠铺
They renovated the old smithy into a bakery.
他们把老铁匠铺翻新成了一家面包店。
仍在使用的铁匠铺
There were three working smithies in the town.
镇上还有三个仍在营业的铁匠铺。
由铁匠铺改建的房子
They stayed in a converted smithy in the countryside.
他们住在乡下一座由铁匠铺改建的房子里。
铁匠炉火
The smithy fire cast dancing shadows on the wall.
铁匠炉火在墙上投下摇曳的影子。
在一棵枝叶舒展的栗树下，乡村铁匠铺矗立着。
This is the opening couplet of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's 1840 poem 'The Village Blacksmith,' celebrating the dignity of honest labor.
这是亨利·沃兹沃思·朗费罗1840年诗歌《乡村铁匠》的开篇联句，歌颂诚实劳动的尊严。
Use smithies naturally, then get feedback on meaning, tone, grammar, and phrasing.
Revisit a common error or keep this word in your review list.
smith（铁匠）后面加y，表示场所：铁匠干活的地方就是铁匠铺。
语域：mixed 常见场景：historical descriptions、literary prose、heritage signage 该词在现代英语日常口语中不常用，多出现在历史背景、文学作品或遗产景点介绍等较正式或带有年代感的语境里；日常对话中更常说forge或blacksmith's shop。
可数名词，指铁匠铺或锻工车间。
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