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1 coal extraction
nCOAL, MINE extracción del carbón f -
2 coal
12 nCOAL, GEOL, MINE, PETROL, THERMO carbón m, carbón de piedra m3 vtCOAL, MINE, THERMO alimentar con carbón -
3 pillar extraction
nCOAL extracción de los pilares f -
4 re-extraction
nCOAL nueva extracción f -
5 skip extraction
nCOAL extracción intermitente f -
6 gas
12 n (AmE)AUTO nafta f (AmL), gasolina f (Esp)CHEM gas mCOAL grisú mHEAT ENG gas mMINE grisú mP&R gasolina f (Esp), nafta f (AmL)PETR TECH gas m, gasolina f (Esp), nafta f (AmL)PETROL nafta f (AmL), gas m, gasolina f (Esp)PHYS, REFRIG gas mTHERMO gas m, grisú m, gasolina f (Esp), nafta f (AmL)VEH gasolina f (Esp), nafta f (AmL) -
7 mineral
'minərəl(a substance (metals, gems, coal, salt etc) found naturally in the earth and mined: What minerals are mined in that country?; (also adjective) mineral ores.) mineralmineral n mineral
mineral adjetivo mineral ■ sustantivo masculino
mineral adjetivo & sustantivo masculino mineral
agua mineral, mineral water ' mineral' also found in these entries: Spanish: agua - carbón - cristal - cuenca - imán - labrar - maleable - mica - talco - yeso - abundar - bruto - burbujear - fundir - parafina - pobre - sin - yacimiento English: mine - mineral - mineral water - ore - extraction - fizzy - spa - vein - yieldtr['mɪnərəl]1 mineral1 mineral nombre masculino\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLmineral oil SMALLBRITISH ENGLISH/SMALL petróleo 2 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL parafina líquida, aceite nombre masculino de parafinamineral water agua mineralmineral ['mɪnərəl] n: mineral m♦ mineral adjadj.• mineral (Mineralogía) adj.n.• mineral s.m.'mɪnərəla) mineral m['mɪnǝrǝl]1.N mineral m2.CPDmineral deposit N — yacimiento m minero
mineral oil N — aceite m mineral
mineral rights NPL — derechos mpl al subsuelo
mineral supplement N — complemento m mineral
mineral water N — agua f mineral
* * *['mɪnərəl]a) mineral m -
8 ore
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9 solvent
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10 steam
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