coal

[kəul] n

coal The natural, rocklike, brown to black derivative of forest-type plant material, usually accumulated in peat beds and progressively compressed and indurated until it is finally altered in to graphite-like material [kəul] n

environ.

Kohle f

coal [kəul] v

econ.

mit Kohle versorgen; Kohle auf nehmen; bunkern (Schiff)

mining.

abkohlen; abbauen; abbänken; gewinnen; hereingewinnen

tech.

kohlen; beschleunigen (Triebwerk)

English thesaurus

coal [kəul] abbr.

abbr., oil

abbr., slang

caw (Interex)

COAL [kəul] abbr.

abbr., busin.

coalition

abbr., oil

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coal abbr.
gen.	Kohle; Steinkohle
econ.	mit Kohle versorgen; Kohle auf nehmen
environ.	Kohle
mining.	abkohlen; abbauen; abbänken; gewinnen; hereingewinnen


Scuttle abbr.
transp.	Windlauf
scuttle abbr.
gen.	Bullauge; Luke; trippeln; versenken
auto.	Windlaufquerteil
brit.	Lüftungsblech
construct.	Dachfenster
mun.plan. chem.	Kohleneimer; Kohlenschuetter