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Summary

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carbón:
- coal; coals; charcoal
Wiktionary:
- carbón → coal, charcoal, carbon
- carbón → coal

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carbon:
- papel carbón; copia al carbón; carbono; barrita de carbón; briqueta de madera; carboncillo
Wiktionary:
- carbon → carbón, [[copia con papel carbón]], papel carbón, carbono
- carbon → carbono

Spanish

Detailed Translations for carbón from Spanish to English

carbón:

carbón [el ~] nom

el carbón (hulla; carbón de piedra)
the coal; the coals
- coal [the ~] nom
- coals [the ~] nom
el carbón (carboncillo)
the charcoal
- charcoal [the ~] nom
el carbón
the coal
- coal [the ~] nom

Translation Matrix for carbón:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
charcoal	carboncillo; carbón	briqueta de madera; carboncillo; carbón vegetal
coal	carbón; carbón de piedra; hulla	carbón de piedra; carbón mineral; hulla
coals	carbón; carbón de piedra; hulla	carbón de piedra; carbón mineral; coque; hulla

Related Words for "carbón":

carbones, carbona, carbonas

Synonyms for "carbón":

candela; vela; cirio; lumbre; brasa; fuego; hoguera; llama; ascua; rescoldo
lignito

Wiktionary Translations for carbón:

carbón

noun

countable: carbon rock
- coal → carbón
uncountable: carbon rock
- coal → carbón
substance
- charcoal → carbón
impure carbon (e.g., coal, charcoal)
- carbon → carbón

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• carbón	→ coal	↔ steenkool — zwart-bruine stof die ontstaan is door plantenafzettingen en gebruikt wordt als energiebron
• carbón	→ coal	↔ kool — een zwarte brandstof die voornamelijk uit koolstof bestaat
• carbón	→ coal	↔ Kohle — dunkelbraune oder schwarze, stark kohlenstoffhaltige, brennbare Substanz, meist aus fossilisierten Pflanzen entstanden
• carbón	→ coal	↔ charbon — morceau de bois encore incandescent qui ne jeter plus de flamme.

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English

Detailed Translations for carbón from English to Spanish

carbon:

carbon [the ~] nom

the carbon (carbon copy; replica; copy)
el papel carbón; la copia al carbón
- papel carbón [el ~] nom
- copia al carbón [la ~] nom
the carbon
el carbono
- carbono [el ~] nom
the carbon
la barrita de carbón
- barrita de carbón [la ~] nom
the carbon (charcoal)
la briqueta de madera; el carboncillo
- briqueta de madera [la ~] nom
- carboncillo [el ~] nom

Translation Matrix for carbon:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
barrita de carbón	carbon
briqueta de madera	carbon; charcoal
carboncillo	carbon; charcoal	charcoal
carbono	carbon
copia al carbón	carbon; carbon copy; copy; replica
papel carbón	carbon; carbon copy; copy; replica
-	C; atomic number 6; carbon copy; carbon paper

Related Words for "carbon":

carbons

Synonyms for "carbon":

C; atomic number 6; chemical element; element
carbon paper; paper
carbon copy; copy

Related Definitions for "carbon":

a copy made with carbon paper¹
an abundant nonmetallic tetravalent element occurring in three allotropic forms: amorphous carbon and graphite and diamond; occurs in all organic compounds¹
a thin paper coated on one side with a dark waxy substance (often containing carbon); used to transfer characters from the original to an under sheet of paper¹

Wiktionary Translations for carbon:

carbon

noun

impure carbon (e.g., coal, charcoal)
- carbon → carbón
informal: carbon copy
- carbon → [[copia con papel carbón]]
informal: a sheet of carbon paper
- carbon → papel carbón
chemical element
- carbon → carbono

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• carbon	→ carbono	↔ koolstof — een chemisch element en een kleurloos niet-metaal
• carbon	→ carbono	↔ Kohlenstoff — Chemie: nichtmetallisches chemisches Element, das im Periodensystem die Ordnungszahl 6 trägt und das Grundelement für organische Verbindung darstellt
• carbon	→ carbono	↔ carbone — chimie\|nocat=1 indén\|fr élément chimique de numéro atomique 6 et de symbole C qui fait partie des non-métal, plus spécifiquement des cristallogènes.

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