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61 dry steam coal
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62 free-burning coal
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63 gas flame coal
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64 house coal
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65 lean coal
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66 long flame coal
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67 low volatile coal
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68 open burning coal
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69 run-of-mine coal
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70 steam coal
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71 through coal
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72 ton coal equivalent
t.e.c. (tonne d’équivalent charbon) f, tonne d’équivalent charbon (t.e.c.) fDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > ton coal equivalent
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73 unscreened coal
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74 European Coal and Steel Community
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75 European Coal and Steel Community
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76 bituminous coal
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77 brown coal
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78 mine
Ⅰ.mine1 [maɪn]1 pronoun∎ is this pen mine? - no, it's mine! il est à moi ce stylo? - non, c'est le mien!;∎ this bag is mine ce sac m'appartient ou est à moi;∎ the furniture is his but the house is mine les meubles lui appartiennent mais la maison est à moi;∎ he's an old friend of mine c'est un vieil ami à moi;∎ where did that brother of mine get to? mais où est-ce que mon frère est encore passé?;∎ I took her hands in mine j'ai pris ses mains dans les miennes;∎ mine is an exceptional situation je me trouve dans une situation exceptionnelle;∎ what's mine is yours ce qui est à moi est à toi;∎ mine only hope mon seul espoir;∎ humorous mine host l'aubergiste mⅡ.mine21 noun(a) (for coal, gold, salt etc) mine f;∎ he went down the mine or mines at sixteen il est descendu à la mine à seize ans∎ she's a mine of information c'est une véritable mine de renseignements(c) (explosive) mine f;∎ to clear a road of mines déminer une route;∎ they mine coal in the area il y a des mines de charbon dans la région∎ the path was mined le chemin était miné;∎ their jeep was mined leur jeep a sauté sur une mine(c) (undermine → fortification) saperexploiter une mine;∎ to mine for uranium (prospect) chercher de l'uranium, prospecter pour trouver de l'uranium; (extract) exploiter une mine d'uranium►► mine detector détecteur m de mines;mine workings chantiers mpl d'exploitation minière -
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I.mine1 [maɪn]• which dress do you prefer, hers or mine? quelle robe préférez-vous, la sienne ou la mienne ?• I think that cousin of mine is responsible (inf) je pense que c'est mon cousin qui est responsableII.mine2 [maɪn]1. nounmine fa. [+ coal] extraireb. [+ sea, beach] miner* * *Note: In French, pronouns reflect the gender and number of the noun they are standing for. So mine is translated by le mien, la mienne, les miens, les miennes, according to what is being referred to: the blue car is mine = la voiture bleue est la mienne; his children are older than mine = ses enfants sont plus âgés que les miensFor examples and particular usages, see the entry belowI [maɪn]mine's a whisky — (colloq) un whisky pour moi
II 1. [maɪn]that brother of mine — gen mon frère; péj mon imbécile de frère (colloq)
1) lit, fig mine fto work in ou down the mines — travailler dans les mines
2) ( explosive) mine f2.to lay a mine — ( on land) poser une mine; ( in sea) mouiller une mine
transitive verb1) extraire [gems, mineral]; exploiter [area]2) Military miner [area]3.intransitive verb exploiter un gisementto mine for — extraire [gems, mineral]
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80 glow
glow [gləʊ][fire, sky] rougeoyer ; [metal, cigarette end, lamp] luire ; [colour, jewel] rutiler ; [complexion, face] rayonner ; [eyes] briller2. noun[of fire, metal] rougeoiement m ; [of sun] embrasement m ; [of complexion, colour, jewel] éclat m ; [of lamp] lueur f3. compounds* * *[gləʊ] 1.1) (of coal, furnace) rougeoiement m; (of room, candle) lueur f2) ( colour) éclat m3) ( feeling) douce sensation f2.1) ( give off light) [coal, metal, furnace] rougeoyer; [lamp, paint, cigarette] luire2) ( look vibrant) [colour] être éclatant
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Coal — Coal, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Coaled}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Coaling}.] 1. To burn to charcoal; to char. [R.] [1913 Webster] Charcoal of roots, coaled into great pieces. Bacon. [1913 Webster] 2. To mark or delineate with charcoal. Camden. [1913 Webster]… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Coal — Coal, v. i. To take in coal; as, the steamer coaled at Southampton. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
coal|er — «KOH luhr», noun. 1. a ship, freight car, or railroad, used for carrying or supplying coal. 2. a worker or merchant who supplies coal … Useful english dictionary
coal|y — «KOH lee», adjective. 1. of or like coal. 2. containing coal … Useful english dictionary
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