TermGallery
English
English
Spanish
Catalan
Portuguese
Russian
Look up alternatives for...
EN
Interface language
English
Español
Català
Português
Русский
Meanings
Examples
We are using cookies
This website uses cookies in order to offer you the most relevant information. By browsing this website, you accept these cookies.
Accept and close
More about cookies
Did you know?
You can double click on a word to look it up on TermGallery.
Meanings of
black coal
in English
Russian
антрацит
Portuguese
antracito
Spanish
mortroide
Catalan
antracita
Back to the meaning
Coal variety.
anthracite
stone coal
blind coal
kilkenny coal
crow coal
craw coal
black diamond
hard coal
Russian
антрацит
Synonyms
Examples for "
anthracite
"
anthracite
stone coal
blind coal
kilkenny coal
crow coal
Examples for "
anthracite
"
1
It took off during the Civil War when demand for
anthracite
soared.
2
The black granite in such cases resembled huge deposits of
anthracite
coal.
3
The accompanying picture represents a section of the
anthracite
coal-measures of Pennsylvania.
4
The anti-slavery men were like
anthracite
in the furnace,-redhot,-whitehot,-clear through.
5
I must tell you that this coal is bituminous, and not
anthracite
.
1
And this new
stone
coal
firing, too, makes but poor stuff.
2
Then "
stone
coal
"
(the petrified trees of prehistoric times) was used.
3
He had, however, heard of
stone
coal
,
and thought perhaps this might be a lump of that substance.
4
Even the introduction of ice-cream, and
stone
coal
as fuel, and grates was within the memory of our elders.
5
"
Stone
coal
,
"
Jasper Penny replied; "and a hot blast."
1
At this point, our primary objective is Isabelle and the
black
diamond
.
2
She was free of the cave, and she had the
black
diamond
.
3
How could she feel her sister, and more important, the
black
diamond
?
4
Then we'll see if we can track Isabelle and the
black
diamond
.
5
A slim
black
diamond
floats gently forward, touches her skin, pricks her.
1
Zonguldak's coal mines hold the most important
hard
coal
reserves of Turkey.
2
A winter without
hard
coal
could hardly be contemplated without grave misgivings.
3
A vein of
hard
coal
,
think, enough to make us all rich!
4
Still more dangerous was the combination of the
hard
coal
operators.
5
Nuclear,
hard
coal
and gas fired capacity will be broadly steady in the seven days.
Usage of
black coal
in English
1
The
black
coal
fields, striking after all that pure ice, are apocalyptic.
2
I am not a flame, only a
black
coal
,
which has gone out.
3
The
black
coal
seemed to make the place sleepier, hotter.
4
For Mirabell's white, clean Lamb on Wheels was now covered with
black
coal
dust.
5
Decreases in
black
coal
-
fired
power generation were partially offset by increases in gas and hydro generation.
6
Predominantly powered by brown and
black
coal
,
Australia has some of the world's highest emissions-generating electricity.
7
The
black
coal
smoke from its engines climbed out of the canyon and into the sky.
8
LNG also has a higher energy value, meaning it generates more electricity per tonne than
black
coal
.
9
Burning LNG in power plants produces roughly 40 percent fewer greenhouse gas emissions compared with
black
coal
.
10
Similarly, producers of higher-cost brown coal will be taxed at the same rate as
black
coal
miners.
11
Just
black
coal
on an ash-muddy ground.
12
Nearly all the men worked clown the mine, getting the dirty
black
coal
out of the ground.
13
She is all burnt to a
black
coal
,
a great Spanish galleon, with all her guns in her.
14
Under its overhang some one had written with a
black
coal
the words "Bear Valley Camp."
15
A few steamers lay at anchor, and, beyond the old Mole,
black
coal
hulks peacefully stripped of rigging.
16
Electricity prices are likely to rise a little because
black
coal
generation is more expensive than brown coal.
Other examples for "black coal"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
black
coal
black
Adjective
Noun
Translations for
black coal
Russian
антрацит
Portuguese
antracito
antracita
antracite
Spanish
mortroide
antracita
Catalan
antracita
Black coal
through the time
Black coal
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common