coke in Irish
coke in Irish is cóc — coke means a solid fuel made by roasting coal, used mainly in steelmaking.
coke in Irish
cóc
(uncountable) Solid residue from roasting coal in a coke oven; used principally as a fuel and in the production of steel and formerly as a domestic fuel.
What does "coke" mean?
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noun A solid fuel made by roasting coal, used mainly in steelmaking.
"Steelworks once needed huge amounts of coke to heat their furnaces."
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noun Informal term for cocaine.
"He was arrested for possession of coke."
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noun Informal shortening of Coca-Cola or a cola-flavored soft drink.
"He ordered a burger, chips and a large cold coke."
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coke in a sentence
- Steelworks once needed huge amounts of coke to heat their furnaces.
- Coke burns hotter and cleaner than coal, so factories valued it.
- He was arrested for possession of coke.
- He ordered a burger, chips and a large cold coke.
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What is "coke" in Irish?
"coke" in Irish is cóc. coke means: A solid fuel made by roasting coal, used mainly in steelmaking.
How do you use "coke" in a sentence?
Example: "Steelworks once needed huge amounts of coke to heat their furnaces." In Irish, "coke" is cóc.
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