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Detailed Translations for coals from English to Spanish

coals:

coals [the ~] nom

  1. the coals (coal)
    la hulla; el carbón; el carbón de piedra
  2. the coals (coal)
    la hulla; el carbón de piedra; el carbón mineral
  3. the coals
    el coque

Translation Matrix for coals:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
carbón coal; coals charcoal; coal
carbón de piedra coal; coals
carbón mineral coal; coals
coque coals coke
hulla coal; coals

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coals form of coal:

coal [the ~] nom

  1. the coal (coals)
    la hulla; el carbón; el carbón de piedra
  2. the coal (coals)
    la hulla; el carbón de piedra; el carbón mineral
  3. the coal
    el carbón

Translation Matrix for coal:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
carbón coal; coals charcoal
carbón de piedra coal; coals
carbón mineral coal; coals
hulla coal; coals
- ember
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- char

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Synonyms for "coal":


Related Definitions for "coal":

  1. a hot fragment of wood or coal that is left from a fire and is glowing or smoldering1
  2. fossil fuel consisting of carbonized vegetable matter deposited in the Carboniferous period1
  3. take in coal1
    • The big ship coaled1
  4. supply with coal1
  5. burn to charcoal1

Wiktionary Translations for coal:

coal
noun
  1. countable: carbon rock
  2. smouldering material
  3. uncountable: carbon rock

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
coal hulla; carbón steenkool — zwart-bruine stof die ontstaan is door plantenafzettingen en gebruikt wordt als energiebron
coal carbón kool — een zwarte brandstof die voornamelijk uit koolstof bestaat
coal carbón Kohle — dunkelbraune oder schwarze, stark kohlenstoffhaltige, brennbare Substanz, meist aus fossilisierten Pflanzen entstanden
coal carbón charbonmorceau de bois encore incandescent qui ne jeter plus de flamme.
coal hulla houille — Nom générique de tous les charbons fossiles appeler communément charbon de terre.