coal gas in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I.gas <pl gases or gasses> [Am ɡæs, Brit ɡas] N

II.gas <pres part gassing; pt, pp gassed> [Am ɡæs, Brit ɡas] VB trans

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III.gas <pres part gassing; pt, pp gassed> [Am ɡæs, Brit ɡas] VB intr inf

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Georgia [Am ˈdʒɔrdʒə, Brit ˈdʒɔːdʒə] N

coal [Am koʊl, Brit kəʊl] N U or C

coal
carbón m
as black as coal
negro como el carbón
to carry coals to Newcastle
llevar leña al monte
to carry coals to Newcastle
ir a vendimiar y llevar uvas de postre
to haul sb over the coals
reprender severamente a alguien
to haul sb over the coals
poner a alguien como chupa de dómine
to haul sb over the coals
pasarle un buen café a alguien RioPl inf
to heap coals of fire on sb's head
avergonzar a alguien devolviéndole bien por mal
attr coal bin or Brit bunker
carbonera f
coal cellar
carbonera f
coal dust
polvillo m de carbón
coal fire
fuego m de or a carbón
coal industry
industria f del carbón
coal merchant
carbonero m / carbonera f
coal pit
mina f de carbón
coal seam
veta f de carbón

coal gas in the PONS Dictionary

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For over 100 years the peninsula was dominated by the gasworks which primarily produced town gas, also known as coal gas.
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He was the first to make extensive use of coal gas for illumination and a pioneer in the development of steam-power.
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Coal gas-lit lampposts providing lighting along the bridge.
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The city became the first major urban area to switch from manufactured coal gas to natural gas.
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The balloon was enlarged and tried again with coal gas, as in his previous attempt.
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Coal gas was dry-distilled from coal and was stored in these containers before it was distributed into the city gas network.
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The 1860s were the golden age of coal gas development.
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He experimented with coal gas as a cheaper and more readily available alternative to hydrogen for lifting power.
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But the cost of lighting with coal gas was exorbitant.
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Coal gas production ceased entirely in 1928, and most of the original buildings were demolished in the years afterwards.
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