Definition of Pintsch in English:

Pintsch

noun pɪntʃ

historical

Used attributive and in the genitive with reference to an oil-gas obtained from shale oil or similar fractions of petroleum which was formerly widely used for lighting railway carriages, lighthouses, buoys, etc.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Appletons' Journal. From the name of Julius PintschAG, a German firm founded by Carl Friedrich Julius Pintsch and continued by his sons Oskar Ernst Julius Pintsch and Richard Pintsch, which developed this process and produced these devices.

Definition of Pintsch in US English:

Pintsch

nounpɪntʃ

historical

Used attributive and in the genitive with reference to an oil-gas obtained from shale oil or similar fractions of petroleum which was formerly widely used for lighting railway carriages, lighthouses, buoys, etc.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Appletons' Journal. From the name of Julius PintschAG, a German firm founded by Carl Friedrich Julius Pintsch and continued by his sons Oskar Ernst Julius Pintsch and Richard Pintsch, which developed this process and produced these devices.

单词	Pintsch
释义	Definition of Pintsch in English: Pintsch noun pɪntʃ historical Used attributive and in the genitive with reference to an oil-gas obtained from shale oil or similar fractions of petroleum which was formerly widely used for lighting railway carriages, lighthouses, buoys, etc. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Appletons' Journal. From the name of Julius PintschAG, a German firm founded by Carl Friedrich Julius Pintsch and continued by his sons Oskar Ernst Julius Pintsch and Richard Pintsch, which developed this process and produced these devices. Definition of Pintsch in US English: Pintsch nounpɪntʃ historical Used attributive and in the genitive with reference to an oil-gas obtained from shale oil or similar fractions of petroleum which was formerly widely used for lighting railway carriages, lighthouses, buoys, etc. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Appletons' Journal. From the name of Julius PintschAG, a German firm founded by Carl Friedrich Julius Pintsch and continued by his sons Oskar Ernst Julius Pintsch and Richard Pintsch, which developed this process and produced these devices.
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