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Meanings of charcoal in anglès
portuguès
carvão català
carbó vegetal A carbonaceous material obtained by heating wood or other organic matter in the absence of air.
Usage of charcoal in anglès
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Kigali intends to ban charcoal use in the early 2020s, he noted.
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I will draw it in in charcoal and your Eminence can judge.
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The intense heat transforms the wood into charcoal in a few hours.
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Long-term charcoal hemoperfusion was confirmed to be a safe and risk-free procedure.
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It's astounding how much oak it takes to make smelting quality charcoal.
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There is a process It has to happen on wood or charcoal.
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Read on for our rankings of the best gas and charcoal options.
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One day I saw an ugly piece of charcoal in the road.
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He took his charcoal and made upon the wall the following marks:
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He is showing oils, mixed media works on paper and charcoal drawings.
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Our mistake was using charcoal briquettes, which have too fine an ash.
12
I have made Nicolas Hailer's portrait in charcoal; paid 2 white pf.
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The charcoal used in the process came, they told me, from Noto.
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Carbon was known most familiarly in those times as charcoal and diamonds.
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Wood-chopping and charcoal-burning for smelting furnaces seemed to be the principal industry.
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I told Fred, bursting in on our party by the charcoal brazier.
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Translations for charcoal
portuguès
català
espanyol
Charcoal through the time
Charcoal across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common