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Definition of unburnt in English: unburnt(also unburned) adjectiveʌnˈbəːnt 1Not damaged or destroyed by fire. the remains of a campfire with unburnt wood and dry ashes Example sentencesExamples - The amount of methane generated by wildlife is colossal, yet nothing is mentioned about that or waste tip venting of unburnt methane to the atmosphere.
- It's an early emission-control device that injected pulses of fresh air into the catalytic converter to help burn up any unburned fuel that managed to get that far.
- I have never seen a new Smith of this period that didn't have its action full of metal shavings, unburned powder (presumably from test firing) and other crud.
- There were differences in foliar nutrient concentrations between burned and unburned sites; differences were most pronounced immediately following the fire and then diminished over the summer of 1997.
- If you take out all the over-travel, all it takes is a speck of dirt or unburned powder in the wrong place and the gun won't fire.
- We still have a lot of engines up here because there's a lot of unburned area between where the fire is now and the community below us.
- Hydrophobicity has been recorded in dry, unburned soils but may be intensified by fire.
- Cleanliness has been improved as well, with unburnt hydrocarbons being recycled back into the chamber, for another torching.
- They pounded through unburned grass on the up-gulch side of Dodge's fire so that Dodge's fire acted as a buffer to the main fire.
- Among other things they met with several curiously formed graves containing urns with burned and unburned bones.
- Foliar concentrations of N, P, K and Mg in red maple and oak seedlings were significantly greater on the burned site than on the unburned site immediately following the fire.
- Lawsuits can slow Forest Service efforts to salvage log burned areas or thin unburned ones, but he grossly exaggerated it.
- A gasoline can was seized as evidence after it was found atop an unburned pile of traps.
- He quickly gathered old leaves and unburned pieces of wood and put them strategically on his grandfather's body.
- ‘We'll draw straws,’ Nick said, reaching forward and pulling an unburned twig from the fire.
- The alarms were put down to unburnt fuel on aircraft take-off.
- In both burned and unburned areas, Wood Thrushes selected nest sites with higher cover of ferns and forbs in comparison to random sites.
- Fire was an important tool during European settlement, and many catastrophic fires occurred due to the build up of unburned fuels in the form of slash generated from land clearing.
- In contrast, we observed no adverse consequences associated with shifts in nest placement, because nesting success for the Wood Thrush did not differ between burned and unburned areas.
- He poked at the fire with a stick pushing unburned dung cakes into the centre.
- 1.1 (especially of bricks) not exposed to heat in a kiln.
Example sentencesExamples - For unburnt brick lasts well enough so long as it is protected from the weather, but rapidly goes to pieces when exposed to it.
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