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Meanings of combustion in English
Usage of combustion in English
1
At higher speeds under normal conditions, internal combustion keeps the car moving.
2
Air pollutants from residential solid fuel combustion are attracting growing public concern.
3
Will Grigg is no doubt still in an ongoing state of combustion.
4
She could hear an engine: the crude, combustion-powered conveyance called a car.
5
It's added to reduce the risk of combustion during transport and storage.
6
The products of their combustion must be taken care of and eliminated.
7
Before combustion takes place at the burners, the fuel must be ignited.
8
That was the beginning of the work with the internal combustion engine.
9
First, some is wasted in the process of the internal combustion engine.
10
Such a furnace is described later in considering the combustion of bagasse.
11
These differences are entirely due to differences in the rapidity of combustion.
12
It might be decades before the fleet of combustion engines actually shrinks.
13
The prelates, meanwhile, seemed to triumph in the combustion they had raised.
14
Sharp makes clear that non-violent struggles normally don't succeed through spontaneous combustion.
15
No animal could live in an atmosphere which could not support combustion.
16
The cotton gin, the first steam engine, the telephone, internal combustion engine.
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Translations for combustion
Portuguese
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Combustion through the time
Combustion across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common