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Перевод: liquefied

[прилагательное]
сжиженный

Тезаурус:

1. Clive spilled some of the powder as he heaped it in the spoon, and could not hold it steady over his lighter flame, but finally he got it liquefied.
2. The propane-rich fuels - liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) or propane.
3. And more cars and lorries are switching to liquefied natural gas.
4. "Speciality" products - asphalts, lubricants and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) will experience some growth.
5. Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) consists of light hydrocarbons - mainly butane, propane and ethane - and its main uses are as a premium heating fuel, as a feedstock to the petrochemical industry and as a motor fuel.
6. Qatar, which produced some 20 million tonnes of oil in 1984, and exports steel, fertilizers and petrochemicals, plans to spend some 4-;6 billion over the next seven years on a project to export liquefied gas from its vast North Field.
7. about to be funnelled, liquefied
8. "Synfuel" would be more expensive than liquefied natural gas for 20 years.
9. By using the stomach tube, and portions of liquefied food identified only by a code number, the test could be carried out without either the patient or the nurse giving the test food knowing its identity.
10. If Knock is OK and Lourdes is highly commended and the Shroud of Turin is possibly miraculous and the liquefied blood of St Januarius is positive, not negative - then where does the line end?
11. Handling and storage aren't simple, either - the choices for natural gas are compressing it to 200-plus bars or liquefying at -167deg C. Liquefied propane is easier to handle and already accepted, particularly in places like cold stores, where toxic exhaust build-up would be tricky.
12. It has been predicted by motor industry scientists that by the year 2000 only half of cars will still use petrol, with methanol the next largest power source followed by diesel, liquefied petroleum gas and alcohol produced by biomass.
13. Even in their most compact forms (compressed or liquefied), gases have only around one-quarter of the energy per unit of petrol or diesel.