Returning pinyin: hui lu

Returning explanation: (1) Remelting (metal) Scrap iron ~ | ~ Remaking. (2) Re-bake (shaobing, etc.).

Return to the furnace in a sentence: 1. This system is used for smoke exhaust, and any metal particles obtained will be returned to the furnace.

2. The party organizer pays the guests cash or check, and then transports the gold to the refinery to be recycled.

3. Last year, when the real estate industry fell into a downturn, the 45-year-old made up her mind to go back to college to study music, while her husband would continue to be his doctor.

4. Then return to the oven and bake for another 5-10 minutes.

5. Things get more interesting when repairing hybrid cars. Service technicians had to go to school to learn how to safely repair hybrid systems.

6. During the production process, the product must go through re-forming (re-melting) processing.

7. Zinc scrap recycling: zinc alloy recycling, zinc slag recycling, crude zinc recycling, broken zinc recycling, recycled zinc material recycling, etc.

8. Most of the transferred students came from other repeating institutions, and a few dropped out of college and returned to repeat their studies.

9. Unlike modern imitation Damascus, even if Brat is reheated, its natural pattern and quality characteristics can be restored after cooling.

10. There are no iron fences, iron pavilions, iron gates or even iron statues on the lawns of Atlanta, because these have long been sent to the steel rolling mill for re-melting.

11. The benefits are very obvious: process control is improved and re-melting is avoided, otherwise metal oxidation will occur.

12. He is tall and tall and sincere. Although he was born on a cold seaside, he seems to be able to withstand the tropical climate. His muscles are as hard as baked biscuits.

13. Calculation and inspection of the antimony content in castings prove that repeated use of recycled iron with antimony will not cause the amount of antimony to increase indefinitely.

14. Remove from heat, stir in flour, slowly pour in fresh milk, return to heat and cook until thick.

15. It is a cliché at the beginning of this book that the communist revolution is a complete revolution and requires ideology to be "forged in the furnace."

16. The results of last week’s test determine the categories to be followed this week, or whether it is necessary to go back and practice another week’s course.

17. The state purchases scrap iron at a reasonable price so that it can be remelted and reused.