brown coal en el Diccionario Oxford Paravia de italiano

Traducciones de brown coal en el diccionario inglés»italiano

brown coal [ingl. am. braʊn koʊl] SUST.

brown coal

lignite f

Traducciones de brown coal en el diccionario inglés»italiano

brown coal

lignite

Traducciones de brown coal en el diccionario inglés»italiano

I.coal [ingl. brit. kəʊl, ingl. am. koʊl] SUST.

1. coal U (mineral):

coal

carbone m

a piece or lump of coal

un pezzo di carbone

a piece or lump of coal before sust. cellar, shed

del carbone

a piece or lump of coal shovel

da carbone

2. coal (individual piece):

coal

carbone m

hot or live coals

carboni ardenti

brown coal

lignite

hard coal

antracite

II.coal [ingl. brit. kəʊl, ingl. am. koʊl] V. trans.

coal

rifornire di carbone

III.coal [ingl. brit. kəʊl, ingl. am. koʊl] V. intr.

coal ship:

coal

rifornirsi di carbone

IV.coal [ingl. brit. kəʊl, ingl. am. koʊl]

as black as coal

nero come il carbone

to carry coals to Newcastle

portare acqua al mare or portar vasi a Samo

to haul sb over the coals coloq.

dare una lavata di capo a qn

I.brown [ingl. brit. braʊn, ingl. am. braʊn] ADJ.

1. brown (in colour):

brown suit, shoes, leaves, paint, sofa, car

marrone

brown eyes

marrone, castano

brown hair

bruno, castano

to go, turn brown leaf, paint:

diventare marrone

to paint, dye sth brown

dipingere, tingere qc di marrone

to turn the water brown

rendere l'acqua torbida

dark or deep brown

marrone scuro

light or pale brown

marrone chiaro

2. brown (tanned):

brown person, skin

abbronzato

to be very brown

essere molto abbronzato

to go brown

abbronzarsi

to go brown easily

abbronzarsi facilmente

3. brown (as racial feature):

brown skin

scuro, nero

brown face, person, race

nero

II.brown [ingl. brit. braʊn, ingl. am. braʊn] SUST.

1. brown (colour):

brown (of object)

marrone m

brown (of hair, skin, eyes)

bruno m

I don't like brown

non mi piace il marrone

in brown

di marrone

to be a deep brown

essere marrone scuro

2. brown DEP. (in snooker):

brown

bilia f marrone

III.brown [ingl. brit. braʊn, ingl. am. braʊn] V. trans.

1. brown GASTR. (in cooking):

brown sauce, gravy, meat, onion, potato

(fare) rosolare

to brown sth under the grill

(fare) rosolare qc sulla griglia

2. brown (tan):

brown skin, face, body

abbronzare

browned by the sun

abbronzato dal sole

IV.brown [ingl. brit. braʊn, ingl. am. braʊn] V. intr.

brown meat, potatoes:

brown

rosolare, rosolarsi

leave to brown in the oven

lasciare in forno a rosolare

brown coal en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de brown coal en el diccionario inglés»italiano

I.brown [braʊn] SUST.

brown

marrone m

II.brown [braʊn] ADJ.

brown

marrone

brown eyes, hair

castano, -a

III.brown [braʊn] V. intr.

brown

ingiallire

brown

abbronzarsi

brown GASTR.

dorarsi

IV.brown [braʊn] V. trans.

brown

abbronzare

brown GASTR.

far dorare

coal [koʊl] SUST.

coal

carbone m

piece of coal

pezzo f di carbone

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

The station was converted to burn brown coal briquettes in 1931, with the stokers to the boiler replaced by locally produced ones of overfeed design.

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It values the low cost source of brown coal alone at $2.4 billion.

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From one kilogram of brown coal about one kilowatt-hour of electrical energy is produced.

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The district has rich lignite (brown coal) deposits, which is used in open pit mining.

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The key minerals mined are black and brown coal, clay, graphite, limestone and other building materials.

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Since then, the brown coal mining area has found itself the subject of a restructuring process by a service company.

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Under scientific management, it was no longer acceptable to use the same shovel for shoveling brown coal one day and gravel the next.

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Coal includes hard coal, brown coal, and lignite.

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A brown coal pit was in operation here in 1746.

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Other important reserves include 83 million tonnes of anthracite, 26 million tonnes of brown coal and 6 million tonnes lignite.

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