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wood alcohol N

wood alcohol

alcool m méthylique

Prevodi za wood alcohol u rečniku engleski»francuski

alcohol [Brit ˈalkəhɒl, Am ˈælkəˌhɔl, ˈælkəˌhɑl] N

alcohol

alcool m

alcohol attr abuse, level, consumption

d'alcool

alcohol poisoning

par l'alcool

the alcohol content of a drink

la teneur en alcool d'une boisson

there is an alcohol ban in the stadium

la vente d'alcool est interdite dans le stade

I.wood [Brit wʊd, Am wʊd] N

1. wood (fuel, timber):

wood

bois m

ash/beech wood

bois de frêne/de hêtre

made of solid wood

en bois massif

a piece of wood

un morceau de bois

a piece of wood attr fire, smoke, shavings

de bois

wood floor

plancher m

2. wood (barrel):

wood

fût m

aged in the wood

vieilli en fût

(drawn) from the wood

tiré du fût

3. wood (forest):

wood

bois m

birch/oak wood

bois m de bouleaux/de chênes

4. wood SPORTS:

wood (in bowls)

boule f (en bois)

wood (in golf)

bois m

a (number) three wood

un bois trois

to hit a ball off the wood (in tennis)

faire un bois

II.woods N npl

1. woods (forest):

woods

bois mpl

2. woods MUS:

woods

bois mpl

III.wood [Brit wʊd, Am wʊd]

touch wood! Brit , knock on wood! Am

touchons du bois! or je touche du bois!

we are not out of the wood yet

on n'est pas encore sorti de l'auberge

wood alcohol u rečniku PONS

Prevodi za wood alcohol u rečniku engleski»francuski

alcohol [ˈæl·kə·hal] N

alcohol

alcool m

wood [wʊd] N

1. wood (material):

wood

bois m

plank of wood

planche f de bois

olive wood

(bois d')olivier m

oak wood

(bois de) chêne m

2. wood pl (group of trees):

wood

bois m

in the woods

dans les bois

3. wood (golf club):

wood

bois m

Phrases:

he can't see the wood for the trees

les arbres lui cachent la forêt

to knock on wood

toucher du bois

not to be out of the woods

ne pas être tiré d'affaire

Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)

engleski

That evolved as a way of making sure you weren't drinking potentially lethal wood alcohol.

www.dallasnews.com

Methanol acquired the name wood alcohol because it was once produced chiefly as a byproduct of the destructive distillation of wood.

en.wikipedia.org

The group then tried raw oysters soaked in wood alcohol.

en.wikipedia.org

Bath salts, ice, etc. are the modern equivalent of wood alcohol, and about as useful.

www.digitaljournal.com

They wanted the byproducts coming from the wood as it was being converted to charcoal, byproducts such as wood alcohol, tar, calcium acetate and other wood oils.

en.wikipedia.org

Anti-aspartame crusaders point principally to methanol, which is essentially wood alcohol -- both poisonous and a carcinogen at high doses.

www.theglobeandmail.com

Methanol, a wood alcohol, is used to make olefins, a component in everyday products such as eyeglasses, insulin pumps and fleece jackets.

www.seattletimes.com

Not too sweet and not too bitter, they seem to contain equal parts -- yes! -- wood alcohol and dandelion.

news.nationalpost.com

Unfortunately it is methyl alcohol (commonly known as wood alcohol, though this stuff is not derived from wood), so it isn't suitable for drinking.

phys.org

Methanol, also known as wood alcohol, is in demand, globally, for use in plastics, explosives, paints, solvents, antifreeze and other chemicals.

www.opb.org