butane in Greek
butane in Greek is βουτάνιο — butane means a flammable hydrocarbon gas, used as fuel for lighters and camping stoves and found in petroleum.
butane in Greek
βουτάνιο
Pronounced: voutanio
(organic compound) A hydrocarbon (either of the two isomers of C4H10, n-butane and 2-methylpropane) found in gaseous petroleum fractions.
What does "butane" mean?
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noun A flammable hydrocarbon gas, used as fuel for lighters and camping stoves and found in petroleum.
"The camping stove ran on a small canister of butane."
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- The camping stove ran on a small canister of butane.
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What is "butane" in Greek?
"butane" in Greek is βουτάνιο. butane means: A flammable hydrocarbon gas, used as fuel for lighters and camping stoves and found in petroleum.
How do you pronounce βουτάνιο?
"butane" in Greek is βουτάνιο, pronounced "voutanio".
How do you use "butane" in a sentence?
Example: "The camping stove ran on a small canister of butane." In Greek, "butane" is βουτάνιο.
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