coal

UK
/kəʊl/
US
/koʊl/

Переводы

coalсуществительное
coals
множ.
The power plant burns coal to generate electricity.
La centrale électrique brûle du charbon pour produire de l’électricité.
braisesAu pluriel, pour des morceaux incandescents de combustible ou de bois.
The campfire was reduced to a few glowing coals.
Le feu de camp n’était plus que quelques braises rougeoyantes.
Дополнительные переводы
tisonsTerme plus concret pour des morceaux de charbon ou de bois incandescents.
coalглагол
coaled
Прошедшее простое время
coaled
Причастие прошедшего времени
coaling
Герундий
UK
/kəʊl/
US
/koʊl/
Regular verb meaning ‘to supply with coal’ or ‘to turn into charcoal’; missing in current entry.
faire le plein de charbonEmploi technique, surtout pour les navires à vapeur ou les locomotives.
The steamship stopped at the port to coal for the long journey.
Le navire à vapeur s’est arrêté au port pour faire le plein de charbon avant le long voyage.
se carboniserSens de combustion ou de noircissement, plus rare.
The wood slowly coaled in the kiln.
Le bois se carbonisait lentement dans le four.
coalприлагательное
Attributive use before a noun (‘coal industry’), treated as an adjective according to project rules.
charbonnierS’emploie surtout dans un registre technique ou industriel.
Government policy is shifting away from coal power.
La politique gouvernementale s’éloigne de l’énergie charbonnière.

Определения

coalсуществительное
A combustible black or dark brown rock consisting mainly of carbonized plant matter, found mainly in underground deposits and widely used as fuel.
The power plant burns coal to generate electricity.
A piece of glowing or charred wood or other solid fuel.
The campfire was reduced to a few glowing coals.
coalглагол
To supply, refuel, or load with coal.
The steamship stopped at the port to coal for the long journey.
To burn or be converted to charcoal; to become blackened like coal.
The wood slowly coaled in the kiln.
coalприлагательное
Relating to, consisting of, or used for coal.
Government policy is shifting away from coal power.