coke

UK
/kəʊk/
US
/koʊk/

Translations

cokenoun
cokes
pl
UK
/kəʊk/
US
/koʊk/
cokeTerme technique pour le combustible obtenu par carbonisation de la houille.
The steel plant uses coke as a primary fuel for its blast furnaces.
L’aciérie utilise du coke comme combustible principal pour ses hauts fourneaux.
cocaDans l’usage courant, boisson gazeuse, souvent pour Coca-Cola.
She ordered a coke with her burger at the diner.
Elle a commandé un coca avec son burger au restaurant.
Additional translations
cokeArgot pour la cocaïne.
cokeverb
coked
Past Simple
coked
Past Participle
coking
Gerund
UK
/kəʊk/
US
/koʊk/
cokerTerme technique en industrie charbonnière et sidérurgique.
The factory cokes the coal to produce fuel for the blast furnace.
L’usine coker le charbon pour produire du combustible pour le haut fourneau.
cokeadjective
Attributive use of the noun (e.g., "coke oven", "coke bottle").
à cokeEmploi attributif, surtout technique.
The plant operates several coke ovens to process coal.
L’usine exploite plusieurs fours à coke pour traiter le charbon.

Definitions

cokenoun
A solid fuel made by heating coal in the absence of air so that the volatile components are driven off.
The steel plant uses coke as a primary fuel for its blast furnaces.
A carbonated soft drink, often referring to Coca-Cola.
She ordered a coke with her burger at the diner.
A slang term for cocaine, a powerful stimulant drug.
The police found a stash of coke hidden in the suspect's car.
cokeverb
To treat or convert into coke, a solid carbonaceous material derived from coal.
The factory cokes the coal to produce fuel for the blast furnace.
cokeadjective
Attributive: relating to or made from coke (the fuel) or to the soft drink Coca-Cola.
The plant operates several coke ovens to process coal.