n.玻璃（器皿）制造术

Glassmaking has been an important industry in Europe for centuries.
玻璃制造在欧洲是一个几个世纪以来都很重要的产业。
The Venetian glassmakers were famous for their intricate designs and exquisite craftsmanship.
威尼斯玻璃工匠以其精致的设计和精湛的手艺而闻名。
The glassmaking process involves melting sand, soda ash, and limestone at high temperatures.
玻璃制造过程涉及在高温下熔化沙子、苏打灰和石灰石。
The first glassmaking factory in America was established in Jamestown, Virginia in 1607.
第一个在美国的玻璃制造工厂于1607年在弗吉尼亚州詹姆斯敦建立。
The art of glassblowing allows artisans to create intricate shapes and designs by blowing air into molten glass.
玻璃吹制艺术允许工匠通过向熔融玻璃吹气来创造复杂的形状和设计。
The glassmaking technique known as "Murrine" involves creating patterns by arranging colored glass rods in a specific way before they are melted together.
玻璃制造技术被称为“Murrine”的技术涉及到通过以特定方式排列彩色玻璃棒来创建图案，然后再将它们熔合在一起。
The ancient Egyptians were skilled glassmakers who produced a variety of glass objects, including beads, vessels, and figurines.
古埃及人是技艺高超的玻璃制造者，他们制作了各种玻璃制品，包括珠子、容器和小雕像。
The process of glass recycling involves melting old glass products and using the resulting material to make new glass products.
玻璃回收的过程涉及熔化旧玻璃产品，并使用产生的材料来制造新的玻璃产品。
The glassmaking industry has faced many challenges over the years, including competition from cheaper imports and changing consumer preferences.
玻璃制造业多年来面临着许多挑战，包括来自更便宜的进口产品的竞争以及消费者偏好的变化。
The Corning Museum of Glass in Corning, New York is home to one of the world's largest collections of glass art and artifacts.
康宁玻璃博物馆位于纽约康宁市，拥有世界上最大的玻璃艺术品和文物收藏之一。