Ironwork is iron that has been shaped — often bent, twisted, or cut — into fences, gates, railings, balconies, and other fittings that are meant to look attractive as well as strong. Think of an old garden gate with curls and leaves in the metal, or a balcony with a pattern: that is ironwork. The picture is decorative iron, not a pile of tools in a shed.

Ironwork鐵藝 is是 iron that has been shaped經過塑形的鐵——often bent, twisted, or cut常常被彎、扭、或切——into fences, gates, railings, balconies, and other fittings做成圍欄、大門、欄杆、陽台和其他配件 that are meant to look attractive as well as strong這些配件講究既好看又堅固。Think of想想 an old garden gate with curls and leaves in the metal金屬上有捲紋和葉子圖案的舊花園大門, or a balcony with a pattern或是有花紋的陽台: that is ironwork那就是鐵藝。The picture is這裡說的畫面是 decorative iron裝飾用的鐵件, not a pile of tools in a shed不是工具間裡的一堆工具。

The word can also cover the iron parts of a building more generally, but learners usually meet it with those handsome fences and gates. People still make ironwork by hand; factories make simpler versions.

The word這個字 can also cover也可以泛指 the iron parts of a building more generally一棟建築物裡的鐵製部分, but learners usually meet it with those handsome fences and gates但學習者通常是從那些好看的圍欄和大門認識這個字。People still make ironwork by hand人們仍然用手工製作鐵藝; factories make simpler versions工廠做的是比較簡單的版本。

You can speak of “the ironwork on the gate” the way you speak of woodwork on a door.

You can speak of你可以說 "the ironwork on the gate"「大門上的鐵藝」 the way you speak of就像你會說 woodwork on a door門上的木工一樣。