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Traduzione e definizione
coal: carbone
Esempi
- "Philip : Was a single lump of coal"
- "I have put coal on the barbecue and then I've emptied a bottle of your "highly flammable" Montmartre Musk, all over it."
- "Santa gave me two lumps of coal because I'm bad."
- "Smog is the result of large amounts of coal burning in one area, and it's caused by a mixture of smoke and sulphur dioxide."
- "Philip : Was another lump of coal…"
Esercizio 1
Fill in the blanks below using terms from the broadcast.
This term describes an underground network of tunnels used to transport water and waste. When we flush the toilet, the water travels here. "The beneath London have rats and smell terrible!"
This term can describe the space in the middle of a doughnut, or a tear in your pocket from which you lose all your coins. "Even though there is a big in his shirt, Horatio doesn't feel embarrassed."
This term describes black rock which can be burned in order to create fuel. You can find it at barbecues! "My brother told me that if I squeezed hard enough, this piece of would turn into a diamond."
This term describes an underground network of tunnels used to transport water and waste. When we flush the toilet, the water travels here. "The beneath London have rats and smell terrible!"
This term can describe the space in the middle of a doughnut, or a tear in your pocket from which you lose all your coins. "Even though there is a big in his shirt, Horatio doesn't feel embarrassed."
This term describes black rock which can be burned in order to create fuel. You can find it at barbecues! "My brother told me that if I squeezed hard enough, this piece of would turn into a diamond."
Fill in the blanks below using terms from the broadcast.
This term describes an underground network of tunnels used to transport water and waste. When we flush the toilet, the water travels here. "The sewers 1 beneath London have rats and smell terrible!"
This term can describe the space in the middle of a doughnut, or a tear in your pocket from which you lose all your coins. "Even though there is a big hole 2 in his shirt, Horatio doesn't feel embarrassed."
This term describes black rock which can be burned in order to create fuel. You can find it at barbecues! "My brother told me that if I squeezed hard enough, this piece of coal 3 would turn into a diamond."
This term describes an underground network of tunnels used to transport water and waste. When we flush the toilet, the water travels here. "The sewers 1 beneath London have rats and smell terrible!"
This term can describe the space in the middle of a doughnut, or a tear in your pocket from which you lose all your coins. "Even though there is a big hole 2 in his shirt, Horatio doesn't feel embarrassed."
This term describes black rock which can be burned in order to create fuel. You can find it at barbecues! "My brother told me that if I squeezed hard enough, this piece of coal 3 would turn into a diamond."
1 sewers: A "sewer" is an underground network of tunnels used for transporting drainage water and waste. In this broadcast, Candy falls down a hole and tells Moira and Brent that it "smells really bad" in the sewers.
2 hole: A "hole" is a cavity, an empty space, or even a tear or perforation in something (a piece of clothing for example). In this broadcast, Candy falls down a hole into the sewer where she finishes her broadcast.
3 coal: "Coal" is a black rock which can be used as a fuel. Brent explains to Candy that smog is "the result of large amounts of coal burning in one area". When burnt, coal produces smoke and pollution, which results in smog and other industrial pollution.
Esercizio 2
Let's talk about fire! Fill in the blanks with the appropriate terms used in the conversation!
Something which catches fire easily and burns quickly is described as .
"Can I borrow your ?" is the expression we use when we need to light a cigarette.
The solid, black, carbon-based fossil fuel which is burned in barbecues and old-fashioned fires is called .
Something which catches fire easily and burns quickly is described as .
"Can I borrow your ?" is the expression we use when we need to light a cigarette.
The solid, black, carbon-based fossil fuel which is burned in barbecues and old-fashioned fires is called .
Let's talk about fire! Fill in the blanks with the appropriate terms used in the conversation!
Something which catches fire easily and burns quickly is described as flammable 1.
"Can I borrow your lighter 2?" is the expression we use when we need to light a cigarette.
The solid, black, carbon-based fossil fuel which is burned in barbecues and old-fashioned fires is called coal 3.
Something which catches fire easily and burns quickly is described as flammable 1.
"Can I borrow your lighter 2?" is the expression we use when we need to light a cigarette.
The solid, black, carbon-based fossil fuel which is burned in barbecues and old-fashioned fires is called coal 3.
1 flammable: "Flammable" is the term used to describe something which burns quickly. You shouldn't smoke when near flammable items! In the dialogue, we hear that there is a warning on the Delavigne perfume that it is "highly flammable". This means "very flammable", and can also be expressed as "inflammable".
2 lighter: "Lighter" is the term used to describe a small, portable device which contains gas and is used for lighting cigarettes, among other things. You might also like to know that "can I borrow your lighter?" is one of Philip Cheeter's favourite chat-up lines!
3 coal: "Coal" is the term we were looking for here. In the past, coal was used to power trains too, but now they're mostly electric. In some cultures, children who are naughty receive coal rather than presents! Example: "We burn coal, wood, and dirty tissues on our fire in winter".
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