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Meanings of soft coal in English
Portuguese
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hulla Usage of soft coal in English
1
The bunkers contained a small portion of soft coal for this purpose.
2
English coal is all soft coal, and the stone is soft stone.
3
Take a small lump of soft coal and reduce to powder by pounding.
4
Gives history of some of early laws against burning soft coal.. View Article
5
A careful examination showed a four-foot vein of soft coal.
6
And the younger girl, Eleanor, replied: "I suppose they burn soft coal."
7
From which kind is gas obtained, hard or soft coal?
8
Strikingly handsome, with blue-black hair and eyes like soft coal.
9
A small blaze of fire in the old-fashioned soft coal grate gave a faint light.
10
The stove is for soft coal and stands open.
11
Atmospheric effects may be seen there that are unobtainable without the combustion of soft coal.
12
Suppose we have a battery of boilers, and " soft coal" is the fuel.
13
Still she didn't move, raise her head, break the low fumbling of the soft coal.
14
The diamond and the chunk of soft coal are exactly the same material, say the chemists.
15
I had always believed-inaccordance with my early teachings-thatthe fuel was soft coal and brimstone.
16
A puff of soft coal gas wafted into the cave, causing the boys to hold their breaths.
This collocation consists of:
Soft coal through the time
Soft coal across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common