kerosene English

Meaning kerosene meaning

What does kerosene mean?

kerosene

— noun a flammable hydrocarbon oil used as fuel in lamps and heaters

Synonyms kerosene synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as kerosene?

kerosene English » English

oil

petroleum

kerosine

paraffin

petrol

lamp oil

black gold

mineral oil

paraffin oil

coal oil

shortening

naphtha

grease

gasoline

engine oil

rock oil

petrolium

petro leum

lamp

gas

fossil oil

flashlight

crude oil

Topics kerosene topics

What do people use kerosene to talk about?

Universe, creation World Solid, liquid, gas

Oil

• What types of oil are there?
  petroleum petrol gasoline gas diesel kerosene paraffin crude oil mineral oil ointment liniment lotion Vaseline glycerin

Daily life Fire

Fuel

• What words refer to liquid fuel?
  liquid fuel gasoline (petrol) gas kerosene (paraffin) diesel candle wax oil (lamp)

Work and occupation Occupation Working with minerals

Working with chemicals

• What are the names of specific chemicals?
  acetate alcohol amino ammonia arsenic asbestos bicarbonate butane camphor carbohydrate chloride chlorine cleaner cleanser colloidal creosote cyanide detergent diesel dioxide emulsion enamel ethane ethanol ether fluoride fluorite fuel gas gel helium hydrogen iodine leaven hydrocarbon hydrochloric gasohol gasoline glycerin kerosene lacquer latex lithium lubricant methane neon nitrogen nylon oil oxide oxygen ozone paraffin peroxide phosgene petrochemical petrol petrolatum petroleum polyester protein rayon resin rosin yeast silicate silicon sodium solution sol solvent spar sulfuric tallow tannin tartar thinner turpentine varnish vitriol water

Examples kerosene examples

How do I use kerosene in a sentence?

Simple sentences

In places where it snows a lot, kerosene is an indispensable item.

This stove uses kerosene.

How much kerosene is left in the tank?

Movie subtitles

Nothing like a good kerosene flavor on a steak.

The ones you soaked with kerosene and dropped a match on.

Tastes like it had kerosene in it.

We got lots of kerosene and we could.

What about throwing kerosene on it and setting it on fire?

This ought to be enough kerosene.

You said you were gonna use kerosene again.

GO TO THE FEED STORE. GET KEROSENE, LOTS OF IT.

Light one of the kerosene lamps, will you, honey?

I was raised on that smell of gasoline around me. coal oil, kerosene, anything that'd burn.

The boys need kerosene.

I am sure he's smuggled kerosene from Romania.

All you have to do is sponge down with a little kerosene.

I got a boat, I got kerosene, matches, firecrackers, two swords und this flag, but I ain't got no salt!

And we're out of kerosene.

There's nothing wrong with kerosene lamps.

For kerosene.

Hey, we're out of kerosene.

Tomorrow you get some kerosene and see where they come out of the wall.

Because of the smell of kerosene?

He wanted to borrow some kerosene. You just gave us a whole barrel. Thank you, by the way.

It's kerosene, now.

It's got glass windows and brooms and kerosene lamps and.

Golovan, drive the mentioned train to the dead-end and burn it with kerosene!

I put kerosene in that bottle!

No heat, kerosene Lamps.

Get the torches and the kerosene.

And 1 0 kerosene stoves.

But who wants to cuddle up to a kerosene stove?

We must go to sleep. Kerosene run out.

They didn't have any kerosene, so I got some change.

Mom, the kerosene stove is smoking.

Loaded with kerosene.

You'd be back in Bobruisk, in your kerosene shop. Gleb would be in his Leningrad swamp.

News and current affairs

Firewalls won't work, if kerosene is simultaneously thrown on the fire, as Europe seems committed to doing: there is no example of a large economy - and Europe is the world's largest - recovering as a result of austerity.

Likewise, overcoming the burden of indoor air pollution will happen only when people can use kerosene, propane, and grid-based electricity.

CO2 emissions result from other, generally beneficial acts, such as burning coal to keep warm, burning kerosene to cook, or burning gas to transport people.