Definition of coal-fired in English:

coal-fired

adjective

Using coal as fuel.
a coal-fired power station
Example sentencesExamples
- Workers who had the technical know-how to make coal-fired burners have long since retired, so the company has had to dust off its old designs and marry them with the latest technology.
- Most conventional coal-fired power stations burn coal to produce steam, which turns turbines linked to a generator.
- He drinks like a camel and smokes like a coal-fired power station.
- Around the country, according to industry analysts, 68 new coal-fired power plants are in various stages of planning.
- Today a wind energy plant costs about the same as a coal-fired thermal plant of the same capacity; it could even be cheaper at places with high wind speed.
- New power plants will always have to conform to the province's environmental standards, but even the cleanest burning coal-fired plant is a polluter.
- A key part of the plan is to build no new coal-fired power stations and to retire existing ones as they reach their use-by dates.
- Pollution from mercury comes from industry such as coal-fired power plants, the burning of hazardous and medical waste and production of chlorine.
- What really makes it stand out though, along with the delicious food they serve, is the giant coal-fired brick oven in the dining area.
- But the energy industry welcomed them, saying they were essential for maintaining coal-fired power stations.
- We could argue that coal-fired power stations are ugly.
- The kitchen, with its table and coal-fired range was the main family room.
- The trains are hauled by a genuine coal-fired steam locomotive, so passengers can marvel at all the sights, sounds and smells of an old-time steam train.
- Coal inventories already are at historic lows, with coal-fired generation outpacing coal production.
- Should additional capacity be created, it would have to be through natural gas or coal-fired generating plants.
- At the moment only two of the nation's 1,100 coal-fired plants are fueled by gasification.
- After a decade of breathing the poisonous effluent of a coal-fired power plant in a Beijing suburb, residents had finally had enough.
- It turns out they thrive in water warmed by coal-fired electric power plants.
- Also, member states in Eastern and Central Europe are phasing out their coal-fired plants for environmental reasons.
- Not only is over three-quarters of our electricity supply coal-fired, but we are the largest exporter of black coal in the world.

Definition of coal-fired in US English:

coal-fired

adjectiveˈkoʊlˌfaɪ(ə)rdˈkōlˌfī(ə)rd

Heated, driven, or produced by the burning of coal.
a coal-fired power station
Example sentencesExamples
- Workers who had the technical know-how to make coal-fired burners have long since retired, so the company has had to dust off its old designs and marry them with the latest technology.
- Most conventional coal-fired power stations burn coal to produce steam, which turns turbines linked to a generator.
- Around the country, according to industry analysts, 68 new coal-fired power plants are in various stages of planning.
- Coal inventories already are at historic lows, with coal-fired generation outpacing coal production.
- But the energy industry welcomed them, saying they were essential for maintaining coal-fired power stations.
- At the moment only two of the nation's 1,100 coal-fired plants are fueled by gasification.
- After a decade of breathing the poisonous effluent of a coal-fired power plant in a Beijing suburb, residents had finally had enough.
- The kitchen, with its table and coal-fired range was the main family room.
- A key part of the plan is to build no new coal-fired power stations and to retire existing ones as they reach their use-by dates.
- We could argue that coal-fired power stations are ugly.
- Not only is over three-quarters of our electricity supply coal-fired, but we are the largest exporter of black coal in the world.
- Should additional capacity be created, it would have to be through natural gas or coal-fired generating plants.
- New power plants will always have to conform to the province's environmental standards, but even the cleanest burning coal-fired plant is a polluter.
- The trains are hauled by a genuine coal-fired steam locomotive, so passengers can marvel at all the sights, sounds and smells of an old-time steam train.
- Pollution from mercury comes from industry such as coal-fired power plants, the burning of hazardous and medical waste and production of chlorine.
- Today a wind energy plant costs about the same as a coal-fired thermal plant of the same capacity; it could even be cheaper at places with high wind speed.
- What really makes it stand out though, along with the delicious food they serve, is the giant coal-fired brick oven in the dining area.
- He drinks like a camel and smokes like a coal-fired power station.
- It turns out they thrive in water warmed by coal-fired electric power plants.
- Also, member states in Eastern and Central Europe are phasing out their coal-fired plants for environmental reasons.

单词	coal-fired
释义	Definition of coal-fired in English: coal-fired adjective Using coal as fuel. a coal-fired power station Example sentencesExamples Workers who had the technical know-how to make coal-fired burners have long since retired, so the company has had to dust off its old designs and marry them with the latest technology. Most conventional coal-fired power stations burn coal to produce steam, which turns turbines linked to a generator. He drinks like a camel and smokes like a coal-fired power station. Around the country, according to industry analysts, 68 new coal-fired power plants are in various stages of planning. Today a wind energy plant costs about the same as a coal-fired thermal plant of the same capacity; it could even be cheaper at places with high wind speed. New power plants will always have to conform to the province's environmental standards, but even the cleanest burning coal-fired plant is a polluter. A key part of the plan is to build no new coal-fired power stations and to retire existing ones as they reach their use-by dates. Pollution from mercury comes from industry such as coal-fired power plants, the burning of hazardous and medical waste and production of chlorine. What really makes it stand out though, along with the delicious food they serve, is the giant coal-fired brick oven in the dining area. But the energy industry welcomed them, saying they were essential for maintaining coal-fired power stations. We could argue that coal-fired power stations are ugly. The kitchen, with its table and coal-fired range was the main family room. The trains are hauled by a genuine coal-fired steam locomotive, so passengers can marvel at all the sights, sounds and smells of an old-time steam train. Coal inventories already are at historic lows, with coal-fired generation outpacing coal production. Should additional capacity be created, it would have to be through natural gas or coal-fired generating plants. At the moment only two of the nation's 1,100 coal-fired plants are fueled by gasification. After a decade of breathing the poisonous effluent of a coal-fired power plant in a Beijing suburb, residents had finally had enough. It turns out they thrive in water warmed by coal-fired electric power plants. Also, member states in Eastern and Central Europe are phasing out their coal-fired plants for environmental reasons. Not only is over three-quarters of our electricity supply coal-fired, but we are the largest exporter of black coal in the world. Definition of coal-fired in US English: coal-fired adjectiveˈkoʊlˌfaɪ(ə)rdˈkōlˌfī(ə)rd Heated, driven, or produced by the burning of coal. a coal-fired power station Example sentencesExamples Workers who had the technical know-how to make coal-fired burners have long since retired, so the company has had to dust off its old designs and marry them with the latest technology. Most conventional coal-fired power stations burn coal to produce steam, which turns turbines linked to a generator. Around the country, according to industry analysts, 68 new coal-fired power plants are in various stages of planning. Coal inventories already are at historic lows, with coal-fired generation outpacing coal production. But the energy industry welcomed them, saying they were essential for maintaining coal-fired power stations. At the moment only two of the nation's 1,100 coal-fired plants are fueled by gasification. After a decade of breathing the poisonous effluent of a coal-fired power plant in a Beijing suburb, residents had finally had enough. The kitchen, with its table and coal-fired range was the main family room. A key part of the plan is to build no new coal-fired power stations and to retire existing ones as they reach their use-by dates. We could argue that coal-fired power stations are ugly. Not only is over three-quarters of our electricity supply coal-fired, but we are the largest exporter of black coal in the world. Should additional capacity be created, it would have to be through natural gas or coal-fired generating plants. New power plants will always have to conform to the province's environmental standards, but even the cleanest burning coal-fired plant is a polluter. The trains are hauled by a genuine coal-fired steam locomotive, so passengers can marvel at all the sights, sounds and smells of an old-time steam train. Pollution from mercury comes from industry such as coal-fired power plants, the burning of hazardous and medical waste and production of chlorine. Today a wind energy plant costs about the same as a coal-fired thermal plant of the same capacity; it could even be cheaper at places with high wind speed. What really makes it stand out though, along with the delicious food they serve, is the giant coal-fired brick oven in the dining area. He drinks like a camel and smokes like a coal-fired power station. It turns out they thrive in water warmed by coal-fired electric power plants. Also, member states in Eastern and Central Europe are phasing out their coal-fired plants for environmental reasons.
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