charcoaling
释义
烧炭；
双语释义
n.(名词)[U]炭，木炭 the black substance made by burning wood in a closed container with little air,used as fuel or for drawing with
英英释义
charcoal[ 'tʃɑ:kəul ]
n.
a carbonaceous material obtained by heating wood or other organic matter in the absence of air
同义词：wood coal
a stick of black carbon material used for drawing
同义词：fusain
a very dark grey color
同义词：charcoal greycharcoal grayoxford greyoxford gray
a drawing made with a stick of black carbon material
v.draw, trace, or represent with charcoal
adj.of a very dark grey
同义词：charcoal-greycharcoal-gray
词组短语
activated charcoal活性炭
charcoal powder木炭粉
wood charcoal木炭
charcoal drawing素描
双语例句
用作名词(n.)
I threw a stick of charcoal in the fire.
我往火里扔了一根木炭。
We are well set up with charcoal for the winter.
我们准备好足够的木炭过冬。
He sketched the contours of a building with a charcoal pencil.
他用炭笔在纸上勾勒出了一个建筑物的轮廓。
I have been drawing since school days, using charcoal and carbon pencils.
上学的时候我就开始用炭笔和铅笔画画了。
权威例句
Forest charcoaling - wooden soot and potash.Scalding-prevention charcoaling furnace
Improving charcoaling efficiency in the traditional rural sector
Legacy of Charcoaling in a Western Highland Rim Forest in Tennessee
Cogenerating electricity from charcoaling: A promising new advanced technology ☆
Fuelling Nairobi: the importance of small-scale charcoaling enterprises.
BioOne Online Journals - Legacy of Charcoaling in a Western Highland Rim Forest in Tennessee
[Design modification of metal kiln type charcoaling equipment for agriculture and plantation wastes]. [Indonesian]
Comparative study on the charcoaling effects of an empty soil drum as retort and the traditional method of charring [Philippines]
II. Tree Planting and Forestry Laying Stress on Charcoaling(Thoughts and Histories in Problems of Tree Planting)
1. At the upper timberline the trees begin to become twisted and deformed.
在上面的树带界线那树开始变成反常的和不成形的.
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2. Jennifer learned to climb on Mount Rainier and to ski at Timberline with her father.
詹妮弗随着父亲学会了爬山和滑雪.雷尼尔峰顶、廷伯莱恩湖畔,都留下了他们的足迹.
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[ timberline 造句 ]
charcoaling
