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fuel fuel ★★★★☆/fju͟ːəl/in AM, use 美国英语用fueling, fueled1[N-MASS	物质名词]燃料 Fuel is a substance such as coal, oil, or petrol that is burned to provide heat or power. They ran out of fuel.他们的燃料用完了。...industrial research into cleaner fuels.对更清洁燃料的工业研究2[VERB	动词]刺激；使变得更糟；使加剧 To fuel a situation means to make it become worse or more intense.   [V n]  [be V-ed]The result will inevitably fuel speculation about the Prime Minister's future...这一结果将不可避免地加剧人们对首相未来的揣测。The economic boom was fueled by easy credit.宽松的信贷政策刺激了经济繁荣。3[PHRASE	短语](对…)火上浇油 If something adds fuel to a conflict or debate, or adds fuel to the fire, it makes the conflict or debate more intense.   [V inflects]His comments are bound to add fuel to the debate...他的话必将为争论推波助澜。The decision to raise tariffs on imports will only add fuel to the fire.上调进口关税的决定只会火上浇油。 fuel1 nounfuel2 verbfuelfu‧el1 /ˈfjuːəl/ ●●● S3 W2 noun  Word Origin Examples Collocations Phrases  [countable, uncountable] a substance such as coal, gas, or oil that can be burned to produce heat or energy:  Coal is one of the cheapest fuels. → add fuel to the fire/flamesat add(9)COLLOCATIONSADJECTIVES/NOUN + fuela fossil fuel (=a fuel such as coal or oil, produced by the gradual decaying of plants and animals)· Global warming may be caused by burning fossil fuels.nuclear fuel· What do we do with the spent nuclear fuel?solid fuel (=a solid substance, such as coal, that is used as a fuel)· The number of homes using solid fuel for heating has decreased.domestic/household fuel (=used in a house)· There has been a sharp rise in domestic fuel costs.smokeless fuel (=that burns without producing smoke)· The government is trying to encourage the use of environmentally-friendly smokeless fuels.unleaded fuel (=that does not contain lead)· Modern cars run on unleaded fuel.a green fuel (=a fuel that harms the environment as little as possible)· Are green fuels, like Biodiesel, really the solution to our fuel crisis?a clean fuel (=fuel that does not harm the environment)· The proposal is to cut tax on cars that run on clean fuel.aviation fuel (=used used by planes)· high-octane aviation fuelverbsuse fuel· People need to learn how to use fuel more efficiently.run on fuel (=use fuel as the source of power)· Will this engine run on unleaded fuel?run out of fuel (=use all the fuel available and have none left)· The ship ran out of fuel and drifted helplessly.fill up with fuel (=put fuel in a vehicle's fuel tank)· Before leaving, I filled up with fuel at the local petrol station.save fuel· You can save fuel by not driving too fast.waste fuel· The booklet gives helpful tips on how to avoid wasting fuel.fuel + NOUNfuel costs/prices· The increase in fuel costs is severely affecting pensioners.a fuel bill· Insulating your house will cut your fuel bill.a fuel tank (=a container for storing fuel)· The fuel tank holds 14 gallons of petrol.a fuel gauge (=an instrument for measuring fuel)· I noticed the fuel gauge was on empty so I pulled into the nearest gas station.a fuel pump (=a machine that forces fuel into an engine)· The car's fuel pump was leaking.fuel consumption (=amount used)· Fuel consumption averages 54 miles per gallon.fuel economy/efficiency (=how well a vehicle uses fuel, without wasting any)· Greater engine efficiency has led to improved fuel economy.phrasessomething is running low on fuel (=it does not have much fuel left)· The plane was running low on fuel.fuel1 nounfuel2 verbfuelfuel2 ●○○ verb (past tense and past participle fuelled, present participle fuelling British English, fueled, fueling American English)  Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1[transitive] to make something, especially something bad, increase or become stronger  SYN  provoke:  His words fuelled her anger still more.fuel speculation/rumours/controversy etc Progress was slow, fueling concerns that the stadium would not be finished on time.2 (also fuel up) [intransitive, transitive] if you fuel a vehicle, or if it fuels up, fuel is put into it  SYN  fill up:  We’d better fuel up at the next town. The van was fuelled and waiting in the basement car park.

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jEPoK/1xFvkT+4I2iOf8EYxWaMRGtaUHYjf7LdL+A/IChAeSZLj/xJBCo6/a1i3iEgIUjzGSY/iOesclri5+R59uy3PIQg2BIQxOYRam0zvS5dVUEzLZxtV6AkbTj9ofzz7VkZZJj6DQQclZgTee7b3oB835TsxaXuFpFSPjEst8NfyYke2JraIRhegtyKsc             fuel              ★                    /        ˈfjuːəl                ;          NAmE                ˈfjuːəl                /                              noun                ,                  verb                            fuel      fuels      fuelled      fueled      fuelling      fueling                            noun        ★                    1      ★              [uncountable            ,       countable        ]                    any material that produces heat or power, usually when it is burnt          燃料                            ◆                  solid fuel          (= wood, coal, etc.)                固体燃料                    ◆        nuclear fuels        核燃料                    ◆        a car with high          fuel consumption                耗油量大的汽车                    ☞see also                                            fossil fuel                                                  2              [uncountable        ]                    a thing that is said or done that makes sth, especially an argument, continue or get worse          （尤指使争论等继续或更加激烈的）刺激性言行                            ◆        The new information adds fuel to the debate over safety procedures.        新信息对于有关安全程序的辩论是火上浇油。                    ◆        The revelations gave new fuel to angry opponents of the proposed law.        新披露的情况使反对该法律提案的人更为激愤。                    ◆        His remarks simply          added fuel to the fire/flamesof her rage.                他的话只是给她的愤怒火上浇油。                                  verb                    (              -ll-            ,                        US                -l-            )              1              [transitive        ]                    fuelsth                    to supply sth with material that can be burnt to produce heat or power          给…提供燃料                            ◆        Uranium is used to fuel nuclear plants.        铀用作核电厂的燃料。                    ◆        oil-fuelled power stations        燃油发电厂                    2              [transitive            ,       intransitive        ]                    fuel(sth) (up)                    to put petrol/gas into a vehicle          给（交通工具）加油                            ◆        The helicopter was already fuelled (up) and ready to go.        直升机已加好油，准备起飞。                    3              [transitive        ]                    fuelsth                    to increase sth; to make sth stronger          增加；加强；刺激                            SYN                                            stoke                                                  ◆        to          fuel speculation/rumours/fears                引起猜测╱谣传╱恐惧                    ◆        Higher salaries helped to fuel inflation.        工资提高刺激通货膨胀。                        fuel              /        ˈfjuːəl                ;          NAmE                ˈfjuːəl                /             fuel[ˈfju:əl]fuelled, fuelling, fuelsCET4CET6TEM4考研IELTSn15632663738501581910757866313v5233501569130813771706933NOUN13541096318VERB765488989Spoken:198720180fueled[1086] fuelled[473] fuels[1058]燃料(95%)，加燃料(3%)，刺激因素(1%)，供以燃料(1%)n.燃料；刺激因素vt.供以燃料，加燃料vi.得到燃料

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Collins	fuel ★★★★☆ /fju͟ːəl/ in AM, use 美国英语用fueling, fueled 1 [N-MASS 物质名词]燃料 Fuel is a substance such as coal, oil, or petrol that is burned to provide heat or power. They ran out of fuel. 他们的燃料用完了。 ...industrial research into cleaner fuels. 对更清洁燃料的工业研究 2 [VERB 动词]刺激；使变得更糟；使加剧 To fuel a situation means to make it become worse or more intense. [V n] [be V-ed] The result will inevitably fuel speculation about the Prime Minister's future... 这一结果将不可避免地加剧人们对首相未来的揣测。 The economic boom was fueled by easy credit. 宽松的信贷政策刺激了经济繁荣。 3 [PHRASE 短语](对…)火上浇油 If something adds fuel to a conflict or debate, or adds fuel to the fire, it makes the conflict or debate more intense. [V inflects] His comments are bound to add fuel to the debate... 他的话必将为争论推波助澜。 The decision to raise tariffs on imports will only add fuel to the fire. 上调进口关税的决定只会火上浇油。
Oxford	fuel ★ / ˈfjuːəl ; NAmE ˈfjuːəl / noun , verb fuel fuels fuelled fueled fuelling fueling noun ★ 1 ★ [uncountable , countable ] any material that produces heat or power, usually when it is burnt 燃料 ◆ solid fuel (= wood, coal, etc.) 固体燃料 ◆ nuclear fuels 核燃料 ◆ a car with high fuel consumption 耗油量大的汽车 ☞see also fossil fuel 2 [uncountable ] a thing that is said or done that makes sth, especially an argument, continue or get worse （尤指使争论等继续或更加激烈的）刺激性言行 ◆ The new information adds fuel to the debate over safety procedures. 新信息对于有关安全程序的辩论是火上浇油。 ◆ The revelations gave new fuel to angry opponents of the proposed law. 新披露的情况使反对该法律提案的人更为激愤。 ◆ His remarks simply added fuel to the fire/flamesof her rage. 他的话只是给她的愤怒火上浇油。 verb ( -ll- , US -l- ) 1 [transitive ] fuelsth to supply sth with material that can be burnt to produce heat or power 给…提供燃料 ◆ Uranium is used to fuel nuclear plants. 铀用作核电厂的燃料。 ◆ oil-fuelled power stations 燃油发电厂 2 [transitive , intransitive ] fuel(sth) (up) to put petrol/gas into a vehicle 给（交通工具）加油 ◆ The helicopter was already fuelled (up) and ready to go. 直升机已加好油，准备起飞。 3 [transitive ] fuelsth to increase sth; to make sth stronger 增加；加强；刺激 SYN stoke ◆ to fuel speculation/rumours/fears 引起猜测╱谣传╱恐惧 ◆ Higher salaries helped to fuel inflation. 工资提高刺激通货膨胀。 fuel / ˈfjuːəl ; NAmE ˈfjuːəl /
LDC	fuel1 noun fuel2 verb fuelfu‧el1 /ˈfjuːəl/ ●●● S3 W2 noun Word Origin Examples Collocations Phrases [countable, uncountable] a substance such as coal, gas, or oil that can be burned to produce heat or energy: Coal is one of the cheapest fuels. → add fuel to the fire/flames at add(9) COLLOCATIONSADJECTIVES/NOUN + fuela fossil fuel (=a fuel such as coal or oil, produced by the gradual decaying of plants and animals)· Global warming may be caused by burning fossil fuels.nuclear fuel· What do we do with the spent nuclear fuel?solid fuel (=a solid substance, such as coal, that is used as a fuel)· The number of homes using solid fuel for heating has decreased.domestic/household fuel (=used in a house)· There has been a sharp rise in domestic fuel costs.smokeless fuel (=that burns without producing smoke)· The government is trying to encourage the use of environmentally-friendly smokeless fuels.unleaded fuel (=that does not contain lead)· Modern cars run on unleaded fuel.a green fuel (=a fuel that harms the environment as little as possible)· Are green fuels, like Biodiesel, really the solution to our fuel crisis?a clean fuel (=fuel that does not harm the environment)· The proposal is to cut tax on cars that run on clean fuel.aviation fuel (=used used by planes)· high-octane aviation fuelverbsuse fuel· People need to learn how to use fuel more efficiently.run on fuel (=use fuel as the source of power)· Will this engine run on unleaded fuel?run out of fuel (=use all the fuel available and have none left)· The ship ran out of fuel and drifted helplessly.fill up with fuel (=put fuel in a vehicle's fuel tank)· Before leaving, I filled up with fuel at the local petrol station.save fuel· You can save fuel by not driving too fast.waste fuel· The booklet gives helpful tips on how to avoid wasting fuel.fuel + NOUNfuel costs/prices· The increase in fuel costs is severely affecting pensioners.a fuel bill· Insulating your house will cut your fuel bill.a fuel tank (=a container for storing fuel)· The fuel tank holds 14 gallons of petrol.a fuel gauge (=an instrument for measuring fuel)· I noticed the fuel gauge was on empty so I pulled into the nearest gas station.a fuel pump (=a machine that forces fuel into an engine)· The car's fuel pump was leaking.fuel consumption (=amount used)· Fuel consumption averages 54 miles per gallon.fuel economy/efficiency (=how well a vehicle uses fuel, without wasting any)· Greater engine efficiency has led to improved fuel economy.phrasessomething is running low on fuel (=it does not have much fuel left)· The plane was running low on fuel. fuel1 noun fuel2 verb fuelfuel2 ●○○ verb (past tense and past participle fuelled, present participle fuelling British English, fueled, fueling American English) Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1[transitive] to make something, especially something bad, increase or become stronger SYN provoke: His words fuelled her anger still more.fuel speculation/rumours/controversy etc Progress was slow, fueling concerns that the stadium would not be finished on time.2 (also fuel up) [intransitive, transitive] if you fuel a vehicle, or if it fuels up, fuel is put into it SYN fill up: We’d better fuel up at the next town. The van was fuelled and waiting in the basement car park.
WDF	fuel [ˈfju:əl]fuelled, fuelling, fuels CET4CET6TEM4考研IELTS n1563 26637 3850 1581 9107 5786 6313 v5233 5015 691 308 1377 1706 933 NOUN1354 1096318 VERB7654 88989 Spoken: 198720180 fueled[1086] fuelled[473] fuels[1058] 燃料(95%)，加燃料(3%)，刺激因素(1%)，供以燃料(1%) n.燃料；刺激因素 vt.供以燃料，加燃料 vi.得到燃料

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