Fossil fuel prices shot through the roof.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Fossil fuel prices shot through the roof.

The price of gasoline has skyrocketed.

There's (a) movement toward reduced dependency on fossil fuels.

If we do nothing about it, fossil fuels are in danger of running out.

a fossil fuel in the gaseous state

The price of gasoline shot up overnight.

They have increased the price of petrol [《主に米国で用いられる》 gas] by 5%.

I do not use fossil fuels.

They cashed in on the expected shortage of kerosene by raising the [its] price.

a measure of the ignition quality of diesel engine fuel, called cetane number

Fossil fuels are necessary for our lives.

Fossil fuels are produced and burned all over the world.

Fossil fuels are necessary for our lives.

Recently, the price of crude oil has shot up, and the cost of gasoline is going up.

The price of gasoline is rising continuously.

lay in a store of fuel

refuel bombers in flight

economize on fuel

Our fuel oil is getting low.

a nuclear reprocessing plant

Fuel leakage due to a crack in the surface of the seal.

The cost of flying overseas has risen with the cost of fuel.

Living there will save on fuel.

We've finished off the last of our fuel oil.

Fossil fuels won't be available forever.

stoke (up) a furnace

uranium used as a nuclear fuel

nuclear fuel

The fear of a gas shortage drove up the price.

The fuel expenses are high.