diesel in Greek
diesel in Greek is ντίζελ — diesel means a heavy fuel oil used in engines that ignite fuel through compression rather than a spark.
diesel in Greek
ντίζελ
Pronounced: dizel
What does "diesel" mean?
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noun A heavy fuel oil used in engines that ignite fuel through compression rather than a spark.
"The truck runs on diesel rather than regular petrol."
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noun A diesel-powered engine or vehicle.
"They traded in the old diesel for a hybrid."
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verb For a petrol engine to keep running briefly after it’s switched off, due to residual heat igniting the fuel.
"The car dieseled for a second after I took the key out."
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diesel in a sentence
- The truck runs on diesel rather than regular petrol.
- They traded in the old diesel for a hybrid.
- The car dieseled for a second after I took the key out.
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What is "diesel" in Greek?
"diesel" in Greek is ντίζελ. diesel means: A heavy fuel oil used in engines that ignite fuel through compression rather than a spark.
How do you pronounce ντίζελ?
"diesel" in Greek is ντίζελ, pronounced "dizel".
How do you use "diesel" in a sentence?
Example: "The truck runs on diesel rather than regular petrol." In Greek, "diesel" is ντίζελ.
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