adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
iron
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Their planking was patched with corrugated iron , their roofs shingled with flattened tin cans.
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From then on, Stafford Road was flanked by a long black corrugated iron fence.
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Instead I was directed to a three-roomed brick house with corrugated iron roofing.
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Refurbished on a budget of £20, the shop is kitted out with old tyres, corrugated iron and scaffolding.
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A ground party was immediately organised to manhandle the aircraft on to sheets of corrugated iron positioned on the tarmac.
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I fancied that except for a few corrugated iron roofs it still looked the same as when he had been here.
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The mill still stands and is a curious mixture of brick, elm, slate and corrugated iron .
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Instead, they are either covered with a corrugated iron roof or are in the street.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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a shack with a corrugated metal roof
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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I fancied that except for a few corrugated iron roofs it still looked the same as when he had been here.
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It looked like a condemned storefront, planks of wood everywhere, but through the corrugated tin door was a party.
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Many species have a finely folded margin, crumpled like corrugated cardboard.
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On the corrugated pewter there floated two boats.
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She saw again the severed vessels, sticking like corrugated pipes through the clotted blood.
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The local army base, a corrugated fortress with a spindly camera tower, is pressed right up against a primary school.
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The simplest substitute is corrugated cardboard.
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The walls were unbaked bricks, the roof corrugated sheets.