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Definition of black gold in English: black goldnoun mass nounNorth American informal Oil. 〈北美，非正式〉石油，“黑金” Example sentencesExamples - More oil flares can only mean one thing: Nigeria's production of its black gold is in full swing.
- Slurping up black gold here will disrupt migratory birds, whales, and seals that help balance the ocean ecosystem of the West Coast.
- It is worth noting that the shelf of the Arctic seas washing the Russian coast concentrates up to 80 percent of all of the country's oil reserves, which is five times the reserves of black gold on the Arabian Peninsula.
- The federal government's grant of oil rights to whoever owns the land where petroleum is found or whoever can reach it through drilling spurred headlong rushes to produce black gold.
- Where's all that black gold stored, and what will it take to turn on the spigots?
- Palm oil production, fish, and now black gold and natural gas are major resources, as is education.
- Until green technologies become more established and more efficient, black gold will always be there to dangle the allure of a quick and cheap energy fix.
- It has more than one-fourth of the world's oil reserves, but Texas known for its black gold is king of oil in the United States.
- The company confronting a blazing oil well leaking billions of dollars of black gold had it easy by comparison.
- In 1998, when oil averaged just $13 a barrel, the country earned $14.5 billion from black gold.
- These men are modern day pirates whose lust for gold, or in this case, black gold, warps their thinking and allows them to believe two contradictory things at the same time.
- The Earth cannot give up ever greater quantities of black gold.
- The next big attack came in 1991, when they destroyed the country's capacity to export black gold - ‘oil, that is’ - to Tokyo.
- The process speeds up Mother Nature's recipe for black gold by combining heat and pressure to convert the feedstock into an oil fuel.
- And what about access to natural resources like, say, black gold?
- This is an oil exploration company that recently struck black gold in Rajasthan, India.
- Gioia is drilling in territory rich with black gold.
- To cut down on expensive oil imports, Cuba has started turning this, sugar cane, into the substitute of black gold.
- And today it is that very dependence on black gold that puts money in the pockets of the terrorists who seek to bring us to our knees.
- In Iraq this hour, a lot of black gold is not moving.
Synonyms lubricant, lubrication, grease
Definition of black gold in US English: black goldnounˌblæk ˈɡoʊldˌblak ˈɡōld North American informal Petroleum. Example sentencesExamples - Until green technologies become more established and more efficient, black gold will always be there to dangle the allure of a quick and cheap energy fix.
- The next big attack came in 1991, when they destroyed the country's capacity to export black gold - ‘oil, that is’ - to Tokyo.
- It is worth noting that the shelf of the Arctic seas washing the Russian coast concentrates up to 80 percent of all of the country's oil reserves, which is five times the reserves of black gold on the Arabian Peninsula.
- To cut down on expensive oil imports, Cuba has started turning this, sugar cane, into the substitute of black gold.
- Gioia is drilling in territory rich with black gold.
- And today it is that very dependence on black gold that puts money in the pockets of the terrorists who seek to bring us to our knees.
- This is an oil exploration company that recently struck black gold in Rajasthan, India.
- And what about access to natural resources like, say, black gold?
- It has more than one-fourth of the world's oil reserves, but Texas known for its black gold is king of oil in the United States.
- In Iraq this hour, a lot of black gold is not moving.
- The company confronting a blazing oil well leaking billions of dollars of black gold had it easy by comparison.
- In 1998, when oil averaged just $13 a barrel, the country earned $14.5 billion from black gold.
- Palm oil production, fish, and now black gold and natural gas are major resources, as is education.
- Slurping up black gold here will disrupt migratory birds, whales, and seals that help balance the ocean ecosystem of the West Coast.
- The federal government's grant of oil rights to whoever owns the land where petroleum is found or whoever can reach it through drilling spurred headlong rushes to produce black gold.
- The process speeds up Mother Nature's recipe for black gold by combining heat and pressure to convert the feedstock into an oil fuel.
- These men are modern day pirates whose lust for gold, or in this case, black gold, warps their thinking and allows them to believe two contradictory things at the same time.
- More oil flares can only mean one thing: Nigeria's production of its black gold is in full swing.
- The Earth cannot give up ever greater quantities of black gold.
- Where's all that black gold stored, and what will it take to turn on the spigots?
Synonyms lubricant, lubrication, grease
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