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1 charcoal
(chim) cărbune de lemn / vegetal, mangal; cărbune ptr. desen -
2 charcoal burning
(l) carbonizare a lemnului, fabricare a mangalului -
3 charcoal crayon
(th) cărbune ptr. desen -
4 charcoal from piles
(l) mangal -
5 charcoal pile / pit
(l) cărbunărie, bocşă -
6 charcoal
(the black part of partly burned wood etc, used as fuel and for drawing.) cărbune de lemn -
7 beech charcoal
(l, th) cărbune din lemn de fag -
8 bone black / charcoal / coal
(chim) cărbune animal / de oaseEnglish-Romanian technical dictionary > bone black / charcoal / coal
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9 barbecue
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