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Meanings of gasoline in English
Petroleum-derived liquid used primarily as a fuel.
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Usage of gasoline in English
1
More weight means using more gasoline, not to mention food and water.
2
Booze burns a good deal hotter and faster than, for example, gasoline.
3
U.S. gasoline demand fell for the first time since 1991 last year.
4
The road would of course include traditional gasoline and diesel fueling stations.
5
Better Place has said its system would be cheaper than using gasoline.
6
Surging gasoline prices and soft labor market conditions have depressed consumer spirits.
7
The build in gasoline stocks continues to raise the question about demand.
8
Subsequent tests, however, revealed that the laboratory identification of gasoline was wrong.
9
Trump has regularly called for lower gasoline prices to help U.S. consumers.
10
Japan leads the industry in advanced battery production and gasoline-electric hybrid sales.
11
That makes sense because gasoline is the most well-supplied market right now.
12
China is now the world's largest car market and is chiefly gasoline-driven.
13
Higher prices for gasoline and energy explained much of the year-on-year increase.
14
U.S. gasoline stocks rose to hit the highest level in 14 years.
15
Light crudes produce more high quality fuels such as gasoline and diesel.
16
I will use the cost of electricity and the cost of gasoline.
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Translations for gasoline
Spanish
Gasoline through the time
Gasoline across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare