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Перевод: lignite

[существительное]
лигнит ; бурый уголь

Тезаурус:

1. Also, but to a much lesser degree, lignite (the Montagne is dotted with lignite quarries), sand and sandstone.
2. Forty years of communism have left Sternburg, one of eastern Germany's biggest breweries, with a jumble of crumbling buildings that house decrepit machines fuelled by filthy lignite coal.
3. In Champagne this is normally countered by the selection of highly resident rootstock varieties and through the choice of sites where the chalk is thinly covered by drift or where man has added rich sandy or clayey lignite soils to the surface.
4. Basically any report on Eastern Europe's problems comes down to much the same things: a heavy reliance on smokestack industries burning brown coal (also known as lignite) and pouring out uncontrolled noxious fumes, factories tipping their chemical wastes straight into rivers, and untreated sewage.
5. In the Ruhr Basin there is a great difference in reflectance values between the Kupferschiefer (which is still in the lignite stage) and the top of the pre-orogenic coalified, folded Carboniferous.
6. Soft Oligocene clays with thick lignite beds overlie the basalts in the vicinity of Lough Neagh (and of Ballymoney to the north).
7. Subsoil Principally Belemnite chalk, with some Micraster chalk at the edge of the lower slopes and lignite, sand, sandstone, clay and flinty-clay exposed in a thin strip on the highest slopes.
8. It is high country, with some moderately good agricultural land and substantial deposits of lignite and nonferrous metals.
9. Topsoil Marl, lignite, sandy-loam and clay.
10. The GDR's response to Soviet oil cuts was to increase lignite production and coal refining.
11. Lignite The "brown coal" of Germany, a brown carbonaceous material intermediate in character between peat and coal.
12. Topsoil Lignite, sand and clay.
13. The marl, lignite, sand, sandstone, clay and flinty-clay are in evidence above the narrow chalk slopes, taking over completely with an increasing emphasis on sandstone and clay.