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Перевод: coal

[прилагательное]
каменноугольный;
[существительное]
каменный уголь; уголь ; уголек ;
[глагол]
обугливаться; грузить углем; грузиться углем

Тезаурус:

1. Coal will be the primary source of electricity generation within the region though in Malaysia and Thailand gas will be significantly used for electricity generation since this represents a more cost effective option than importing coal and exporting LNG.
2. White Papers on the privatisation of British Coal and the setting up a national lottery are also expected.
3. Of course you'd expect to find fly ash at any period since people began burning coal in quantity.
4. Turf (or peat) is the remains of the ancient Irish forest not yet old enough to be coal.
5. The Davy lamp was the direct result of the mine owners' concern to recover coal, not from deeper shafts but from existing workings that were inaccessible because of a process known as "creep".
6. Beyond here, by continuing north, a wall surrounding the valley of Dukerdale (which carries Rigg Beck, a haunt of botanists) is rounded and the cart track coming up from Hartley is joined near the coal pits at the base of the final slope.
7. He added: "As a result of the enormous loss of taxpayers' money involved, Michael Heseltine and the chairman of British Coal should certainly resign."
8. The deal, part of BP's plan to sell all of its worldwide coal assets, includes a 88.5 per cent holding in the South African Middelburg Mine Joint Venture.
9. Were the defeats of the coal strike/lock-out and the General Strike vital in permitting the Government to return to the political economy of normalcy, which was referred to in Chapter 1?
10. They were filthy with coal dust.
11. Who now are the main buyers of coal from the National Coal Board in South Wales?
12. But the Government was concerned about the amount of unemployment in the valleys where both coal miners and steel workers were without jobs.
13. This was mainly caused by the decline of the German steel industry and the consequent dramatic reduction in coking coal demand but the general contraction in energy markets due to recession and conservation also contributed.