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Meanings of wood coal in English
Portuguese
carvão Catalan
carbó vegetal Synonyms
Examples for "lignite"
Examples for "lignite"
1
Solid Energy says it's not abandoning plans to mine lignite in Southland.
2
Some half a million acres in Germany have been used for mining lignite.
3
Hegen flew above lignite mines in the Lusatia mining district of eastern Germany.
4
There are iron and lignite mines, but the output is small.
5
At least six billion tonnes of lignite lie under Southland farmland.
1
They distill it on the spot, out of the brown coal.
2
It is called surturbrand, a variety of brown coal or lignite, found chiefly in Iceland.
3
There is trade in silk, honey and wax, and brown coal is found in the neighbourhood.
4
And we are more than brown coal.
5
Similarly, producers of higher-cost brown coal will be taxed at the same rate as black coal miners.
Usage of wood coal in English
1
There was a low-burning fire, mostly glowing wood coals.
2
Zeb sliced off some venison cutlets and cooked them to a turn over hot wood coals.
3
This precaution rarely failed with good hard- wood coals.
4
Plump brook trout, fresh from icy water, delicately broiled over searing wood coals, are the finest of food.
5
There was no fireplace, and the count had the place warmed by means of a big brass brazier filled with wood coals.
6
Fine lamb ribs basted with honey and cumin, cooked over apple- wood coals; red bass fresh from the sea; peacocks stuffed with rice and mushrooms.
7
The heap of white ashes, under which the wood coals were still alive in the big brazier, diffused a little warmth through the chilly room.