They burned some coal.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

They burned some coal.

The coal is burning.

a live coal

The coal in the stove is burning.

The coals are burning red.

put coal(s) on a fire

They're loading coal into the ship now.

They are loading coal into a ship now.

We have burnt all the coal―burnt up the coal.

They became rich through strip-mined coal.

Live coals were still smoldering in the fireplace.

We have used up the coal.

We have used up the coal.

a coal‐fired furnace

feed a stove with coal＝feed coal into [to] a stove

The coals were glowing in the dark

the hearth was black with the charcoal of many fires

put coal in the fire

charcoal fire

a popping charcoal with fire

to supply coal to a burner

tongs for taking hold of burning coals

burned fire wood that becomes like coals

We converted from coal to gas.

live coals

a live coal

That coal mine is no longer being worked.

a burning piece of charcoal buried in ash

burn bricks [lime, charcoal]

stoke up the boiler with coal