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Meanings of coal dust in English
Catalan
explosió de pols Spanish
carbón pulverizado Fine powdered form of coal, which is created by the crushing, grinding, or pulverizing of coal.
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Examples for "fine coal"
Examples for "fine coal"
1
A shot fired on the ground, bedded in fine coal dust.
2
Generally speaking, the conclusion arrived at was that fine coal-dust was inflammable under certain conditions.
3
The kiln charcoal is very large, so that the loss in fine coal is very much diminished.
4
To soften castings: Heat them to a high temperature and cover them with fine coal dust and allow to cool gradually.
5
There are vast deposits of fine coal which would-makemines if we were allowed to work them, but-weare not allowed.
Usage of coal dust in English
1
His hands were hidden by large gardening gloves stained with coal dust.
2
But when the coal dust cleared, a sturdy new commercial infrastructure remained.
3
Whatever the case, the combustible mixture of air and coal dust ignited.
4
The blast was blamed on an accumulation of methane and coal dust.
5
The whites of his eyes shone through a layer of coal dust.
6
A shot fired on the ground, bedded in fine coal dust.
7
Here he stopped to splutter because his mouth was full of coal dust.
8
On the iron mantel, gray with coal dust, there was a family comb.
9
Traces of coal dust remained on the concrete floor all these decades later.
10
The nightmarish part of that was the coal dust, very fine.
11
The coal dust had even pointed up the cement between the black-red bricks.
12
Maybe the coal dust has fortified their skin, made em waterproof.
13
His eyes were lined with coal dust like a woman's mascara.
14
Mrs White got up to go home, wiping her face, smearing coal dust.
15
No flame nor ignition of the coal dust was perceptible.
16
No flame nor ignition of the coal dust took place.