coke
Pronunciation: [koʊk]
Word
Context: “beverage”
(noun) a type of soft drink, usually dark in color and sweet, that is made from carbonated water, sugar, and flavorings. People often drink it with meals or while having fun with friends.
Example
I enjoy having a cold coke with my pizza.
Example
I don't like coke because it's too sweet for me.
Example
Would you like a coke with your lunch?
Context: “fuel”
(noun) a form of coal that is used to produce heat or energy. It's burned in furnaces or power plants to generate electricity.
Example
The factory uses coke to power its machines.
Example
We cannot use regular coal; we need coke for this process.
Example
What type of fuel is made from coke?
Context: “process”
(verb) to convert coal into coke through heating. This is done to make it suitable for use in making steel or other products.
Example
They coke the coal in the ovens to create the best fuel for the factory.
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We didn't coke the coal properly, so it won't burn well.
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How do they coke the coal in the production process?
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