gasoline in Latin
gasoline in Latin is benzinium — gasoline means (US) A flammable liquid fuel refined from petroleum, used mainly to power car engines; petrol.
gasoline in Latin
benzinium
(uncountable, North America) A flammable liquid consisting of a mixture of refined petroleum hydrocarbons, mainly used as a motor fuel; petrol.
What does "gasoline" mean?
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noun (US) A flammable liquid fuel refined from petroleum, used mainly to power car engines; petrol.
"The tank holds about twelve gallons of gasoline."
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gasoline in a sentence
- The tank holds about twelve gallons of gasoline.
- Gasoline prices rose sharply after the refinery closure.
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What is "gasoline" in Latin?
"gasoline" in Latin is benzinium. gasoline means: (US) A flammable liquid fuel refined from petroleum, used mainly to power car engines; petrol.
How do you use "gasoline" in a sentence?
Example: "The tank holds about twelve gallons of gasoline." In Latin, "gasoline" is benzinium.
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