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1 charcoal burner
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2 charcoal grilled
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3 charcoal kiln
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4 charcoal pencil
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5 charcoal drawing
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6 charcoal grey
gris nombre masculino marengo -
7 charcoal
(the black part of partly burned wood etc, used as fuel and for drawing.) carbón, carbón vegetaltr['ʧɑːkəʊl]1 carbón nombre masculino (vegetal)2 SMALLART/SMALL carboncillo\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLcharcoal drawing dibujo al carboncillocharcoal grey gris nombre masculino marengocharcoal ['ʧɑr.ko:l] n: carbón mn.• carboncillo (Dibujo) s.m.n.• carbón (vegetal) s.m.• carbón de leña s.m.'tʃɑːrkəʊl, 'tʃɑːkəʊl ['tʃɑːkǝʊl]1.N carbón m vegetal; (Art) carboncillo m2.CPDcharcoal drawing N — dibujo m al carbón or al carboncillo
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8 charcoal
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9 charcoal-burner
['tʃɑːkǝʊlˌbɜːnǝ(r)]N carbonero m -
10 charcoal-grey
[ˌtʃɑːkǝʊl'ɡreɪ]ADJ gris marengo inv -
11 charcoal duff
nCOAL desperdicios de carbón de leña m pl, desperdicios de carbón vegetal m pl -
12 charcoal filter
nLAB filtro de carbón m -
13 charcoal root
nAGRIC carbón de raíz m -
14 charcoal
s.carbón vegetal. -
15 charcoal black
s.carbón animal. -
16 charcoal burner
s.quemador de carbón, carbonero, aparato para cocinar al carbón. -
17 charcoal drawing
s.dibujo al carbón, dibujo al carboncillo. -
18 charcoal furnace
s.horno de carbón, horno de hacer carbón. -
19 charcoal gray
adj.gris marengo. -
20 charcoal grey
adj.gris marengo.
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