coalfield

coalfield [ˈkəʊlfi:ld]  [ˈkoʊlfi:ld] 

第三人称复数:coalfields

coalfield 基本解释

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名词煤田

coalfield 网络解释

1. 煤田:coalescent 同上的 | coalfield 煤田 | coalfish 黑鳕

coalfield 词典解释

1. 煤田
    A coalfield is a region where there is coal under the ground.

    e.g. The park lies on top of a coalfield.
           公园位于一片煤田上。

coalfield 单语例句

1. The company plans to build drilling platforms in the coalfield in 2013.

2. The land resources department of Xinjiang announced last week a huge coalfield with a reserve of 23 billion tons was discovered in the region.

3. coalfield的解释

3. The land resources department of Xinjiang announced last week a huge coalfield with a reserve of 23 billion tonnes was discovered in the region.

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4. Exploration work has started on the largest coalfield in Hebei Province, which has a potential coal deposit of 6 billion tonnes.

5. The coalfield has been focusing on developing industries such as power generation and coal chemical in recent years.

6. " The discovery of this coalfield will help ease the demand for energy in northeast China, " he said.

7. A coalfield with estimated reserves of 5 billion tons has been discovered in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region.

8. Wuda Coalfield is the largest inflammable mine in the country, covering an area of 35 square kilometres.

9. coalfield是什么意思

9. Analysts said the coalfield would help ease the demand for energy in Northeast China.

10. It was established in March 1962, along with the development of the Baili coalfield and the emerging industrial city of Pingdingshan.

coalfield 英英释义

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noun

1. a region where there is coal underground