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fu·el
fyul
复数:fuels
第三人称单数:fuels
现在分词:fuelling或fueling
过去式:fuelled或fueled
过去分词:fuelled或fueled
fueler (n.)
Noun
1. a substance that can be consumed to produce energy;
"more fuel is needed during the winter months"
"they developed alternative fuels for aircraft"
Verb
1. provide with a combustible substance that provides emergy;
"fuel aircraft, ships, and cars"
2. provide with fuel;
"Oil fires the furnace"
3. take in fuel, as of a ship;
"The tanker fueled in Bahrain"
4. stimulate;
"fuel the debate on creationism"
fuel cell燃料电池
fuel consumption耗油量
fuel oil燃料油,燃油,重油
fuel injection燃油喷射;燃料喷射
fuel economy节约燃料;耗热率;燃料经济学
diesel fuel柴油;柴油机燃料
fuel gas燃料气;可燃气体
fuel tank燃料箱
fossil fuel矿物燃料,化石燃料
nuclear fuel核燃料,原子核燃料
fuel pump燃油泵
fuel supply供油;燃料供给
fuel injection system燃油喷射系统;燃料喷入系统
liquid fuel液体燃料;液态燃料
fuel efficiency燃料功率,燃料效率;燃油效率
jet fuel喷气燃料;航空煤油;喷气式发动机燃料
fuel system燃油系统
solid fuel[化]固体燃料
fuel surcharge燃油附加费;燃油费;燃油特别付加运赁
alternative fuel代用燃料;可替代燃料;人造液体燃料
约1200年, feuel, feul “燃料,燃烧材料”,也比喻意义,源自古法语 foaille “供暖的燃料”,来自中世纪拉丁语法律术语 focalia “要求制火材料的权利,砍伐燃料的权利”,源自古典拉丁语 focalia “燃料用的小树枝”,来自拉丁语中性复数 focalis “与壁炉有关的”,来自 focus “壁炉,火炉”(见 focus (n.))。比喻用法始于1570年代。身体所需的食物作为“身体燃料”,始于1876年。作为“内燃机的可燃液体”始于1886年。法语派生词为 fouailler “木材场”。Fuel-oil 始于1882年。
加注燃料
燃料
燃烧剂
又称“燃料”
Noun Middle English fewel, from Anglo-French fuail, feuaile, from Vulgar Latin *focalia, from Latin focus hearth
The first known use of fuel was in the 13th century
fuel1 of 2noun
a material used to produce heat or power by burning
a material from which atomic energy can be produced especially in a reactor
a source of energy
fuel2 of 2verb
to supply with or take in fuel
fuel1 of 2noun
a material used to produce heat or power by burning
a material from which atomic energy can be produced especially in a reactor
a source of energy
fuel2 of 2verb
to supply with or take in fuel
fuel1 of 2noun
a material used to produce heat or power by burning
a material from which atomic energy can be produced especially in a reactor
a source of energy
fuel2 of 2verb
to supply with or take in fuel
fuel1 of 2noun
a material used to produce heat or power by burning
a material from which atomic energy can be produced especially in a reactor
a source of energy
fuel2 of 2verb
to supply with or take in fuel
fuel1 of 2noun
a material used to produce heat or power by burning
a material from which atomic energy can be produced especially in a reactor
a source of energy
fuel2 of 2verb
to supply with or take in fuel
fuel1 of 2noun
a material used to produce heat or power by burning
a material from which atomic energy can be produced especially in a reactor
a source of energy
fuel2 of 2verb
to supply with or take in fuel
1 Inflation was fueled by high prices.
2 A hundred smudge pots had to be filled with fuel, fired up, and kept burning all night.
3 Iorek continued to build the fire, and made the children take two more trips down the path to ensure that there was enough fuel for the whole operation.
4 I knew that in the long run, that was about as useful as duct-taping over your car’s fuel gauge so you won’t run out of gas.
5 German prisons everywhere were absolutely full, and there was no longer any food for the prisoners to eat, and no longer any fuel to keep them warm.
6 Yesterday’s meal had cleared his senses and fueled his muscles, but now the eggs were gone from his belly and the smells of the warming valley brought on a powerful hunger.
7 Dry grass and sea-weed, which I intended for feuel.
8 He and other scientists say there are basically two options to replacing fossil fuels: generating energy with renewables or embracing nuclear power.
他和其他科学家表示,基本来说有两种代替化石燃料的选择:用可再生资源产能或支持核能。
9 The people on the ground had really been helpful, especially in thinking up ways for us to save fuel after we had used so much in finding our first Agena.
10 In North America this kind of warfare was fueled by the desire to seek not just a military victory but also the complete annihilation of Indigenous peoples.
11 I let the roar of the crowd fill me like rocket fuel, powering me past my teammates.
12 My anger fueled my hurried gait and the pounding thought that I would never be all good if I lost Fig.
13 “Please. I don’t have enough fuel for more fires,” she begged.
14 A geyser of sparks erupts deep within a house—an electrical transformer or hoarded fuel or maybe a delayed-action bomb—and it looks to him as if lightning lashes the town from within.
15 Back then, the Naylor farm produced more than two calories of food energy for every calorie of fossil fuel energy invested.
16 The hydrogen would be used both as fuel and as reaction mass.
17 “To save fuel,” she said, turning briefly to Jaja and me.
18 Heavy cans full of fuel for the planes were attached to her wings and stacked up in the rear cockpit, weighing down the little Po-2 so that skimming the treetops was even more hazardous.
19 “We’ve got fuel and water stored away. What we don’t got is money.”
20 solid fuel (= wood, coal, etc.)
固体燃料
3 燃烧剂
4 刺激因素
5 营养物
6 增加
growing again grow increase gain growth addition rise climb swell elevation increment raising multiplication uplift aggrandizement upswell add raise advance contribute expand lift gather inject augment accrue heighten redouble put up add to step up gain in perk up bump up mount up
8 刺激
crazy rough groovy pungent SALT incentive thrill spur ginger impulse stimulus zest Prod fillip impulsion enkindle needle flesh stimulate manipulate refresh provoke evoke whet goad elate jar sting quicken put a premium on shot in the arm spicy juicy acrid piquant drama excitement impetus provocation inducement encourage excite tease irritate galvanize jangle catalytic spine-tingling bite stimulant savour incite goad on exciting electric stimulating fiery irritating irritant action-packed pinprick charge kick boot trigger belt motivation bang cue yeast encouragement irritation mustard motif scorpion persuasive provocative prod bracing excitation hypo wallop hotfoot agitate fire challenge prompt cite urge motivate hop gig motive hype goose nudge startle pique catalyze rev rasp innervate eroticize adrenalize a kick in the ass a shot in the arm
9 加剧
rising mounting rise escalation intensification grow mount sharpen escalate intensify fester compound exacerbate refuel aggravation flare aggravate stoke inflame add to heat up flare up
10 加强
intensive reinforcement build-up strengthen cement consolidate sharpen augment intensify underpin magnify heighten reaffirm fortify stiffen toughen redouble light a fire under build up beef up stress fortification develop reinforce tighten brace bolster deepen build up to
11 加燃料
15 的常见搭配词
important key material major direct popular particular positive essential involved mass express corporate increased objective hurt detailed extreme severe suitable reliable immediate junior violent overwhelming desperate racial modest lengthy vague unaware diplomatic damaging undue suited ill groundless highly fully seriously plain increasingly support plan feature build project research quality increase review contact visit code solution search network role location total challenge approach request environment fine attack impact requirement guide stage growth setting strategy factor drug disease campaign contract advice conduct protection custom conference component basis instruction injury register layer stress lesson signal regulation diet majority desire journey estimate appeal investigation comfort presence possibility talent criminal profit reaction contribution suggestion difficulty violence permission array arrangement chat reduction shock sequence scenario outline scope prospect reputation donation dimension recognition reform legislation intention urge qualification settlement hint interpretation tension independence tactic involvement kiss criticism minority implication determination accent patience significance panic offence unity pollution sensation sanction glimpse occurrence humour speculation objection instinct precaution publicity sigh concession scrutiny dominance rubbish omission coup cause reach reduce recommend improve sense suggest maintain treat object discuss voice promote assume obtain influence highlight inspire approve refuse ignore draft observe tap arise combat conclude reject drain propose satisfy overcome comply react undertake differ interpret lodge oppose reinforce dismiss flush uncover explode forge dictate undermine weaken devise glare underline
16 激发
exciting access challenge hurricane uplift excitation shake-up ebullition explode work fire trigger spark excite infuse incense quicken prod inspirit
17 刺激物
spur stimulus stimulant provocative irritant whet excitant prompt sauce irritation goad stimulator instigation stimulative exciter incitation zap whetstone whetter
18 药剂
19 论据
20 使…加剧
21 给…加燃料
22 养料
24 食物
edible food meat snap nutrition fare tuck grub nourishment scoff sustenance Peck chow foodstuff nosh tucker eatable aliment provender kai khana comestible scran nyam vivers one's daily bread alimentary viand Chuck eats feed crib peck pabulum stodge sito- peckings chewings victualage keep eat table stuff diet plate preparation bread mess foster eating sock chop garbage chew nurture ham scarf grit chuck tack ration fodder perishable prog toke repast trencher nutriment victual sustentation pogey mungy munga muckamuck
25 饮料
26 添加燃料
27 激起
move fan draw inspire prompt motivate compel kindle provoke ignite arouse muster stoke inflame galvanize foment muster up touch off work up stir up whip up drum up arousal stir excite whip awake awaken incite rouse bristle whoop ferment uprouse fire raise wake flame motive lash pique fillip enkindle impassion set an edge on give an edge to gin up