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61fuel, feal and divot — in Scots property law, the servitude right to go on to another s land and cut peat for fuel or the making of fences. Collins dictionary of law. W. J. Stewart. 2001 …
62fuel injection — fuel in.jection n [U] a method of putting liquid fuel directly into an engine, which allows a car to ↑accelerate more quickly …
63fuel-oil — s. m. O mesmo que fuel. ‣ Etimologia: palavra inglesa …
64fuel — [n] something providing energy ammunition, combustible, electricity, encouragement, food, gas, incitement, juice, material, means, nourishment, propellant, provocation; concepts 467,520,523,661 fuel [v] give energy to charge, fan, feed, fill ‘er… …
65fuel — (Del ingl. fuel, sustancia combustible). m. Fracción del petróleo natural, obtenida por refinación y destilación, que se destina a la calefacción …
66fuel — ► NOUN 1) material such as coal, gas, or oil that is burned to produce heat or power. 2) food, drink, or drugs as a source of energy. 3) something that acts to inflame argument or intense emotion. ► VERB (fuelled, fuelling; US fueled, fueling …
67fuel oil — ☆ fuel oil n. any oil used for fuel; esp., a petroleum distillate used in diesel engines …
68fuel rod — n. a rod shaped metal assembly containing fissile fuel, used in nuclear reactors …
69fuel-efficient — fuel efficiency, n. /fyooh euhl i fish euhnt/, adj. producing power, heat, etc., at a rate considered optimal with regard to the amount of fuel consumed …
70fuel slug — fuel slug, a lump or short rod of nuclear fuel used in a nuclear reactor …
