Definition of ethanol in English:

ethanol

noun ˈɛθənɒl

A colourless volatile flammable liquid which is produced by the natural fermentation of sugars; alcohol.
yeast used in making beer metabolizes the sugar into ethanol
hybrid cars powered by ethanol and petrol are now outselling traditional petrol-engined vehicles in the country
Example sentencesExamples
- Is ethanol in fuel really so good for the environment and are the claims that it damages your car just spin?
- The world's other major biofuel is ethanol, a form of alcohol already widely used as a fuel additive.
- Now a mixture of five percent ethanol is permitted and the proportion is likely to double in coming years.
- So, motorists hoping that the use of ethanol in petrol will cut their fuel bills are set to be disappointed.
- Having another drink, the theory goes, makes the liver switch back to dealing with ethanol, easing the pain.
- The ethanol is oxidized first into an aldehyde and then to acetic acid by the oxygen in the atmosphere.
- Alcohol, or ethanol, to give it its chemical name, creates a poisonous substance called acetaldehyde.
- The company will also release four vehicles that can run on fuel-efficient ethanol next year.
- One possible explanation for these exceptional findings might be contamination of the ethanol with a mutagen.
- He was found to have a concentration of 216 mg of ethanol in his blood.
- In vinegar this is acetic acid, i.e. the acid derived from the alcohol, ethanol.
- One proposed explanation is that animal alcoholics are after the high calorie nourishment of ethanol.
- It is an additive used to make the ethanol produced undrinkable by people.
- Mr Beattie says the partnership will hopefully encourage fuel users to convert to ethanol.
- The market for brandy and other products is already saturated so the wine will be turned into ethanol and other chemicals.
- I recently discovered that I have an allergy to alcohols, including ethanol.
- The regime put in place has benefited and will continue to benefit a company that produces ethanol from grain.
- The ethanol used, contained butylated hydroxytoluene as an antioxidant.
- The residual ethanol was evaporated by spreading out the solid on a sheet of filter paper.
- Production of ethanol is also expected to reduce the environmental impact of relying on fossil fuel.

Origin

Early 20th century: blend of ethane and alcohol.

Rhymes

methanol, bioethanol

Definition of ethanol in US English:

ethanol

noun

A colorless volatile flammable liquid which is produced by the natural fermentation of sugars; alcohol.
yeast used in making beer metabolizes the sugar into ethanol
we tested cars using ethanol mixed with gasoline
Example sentencesExamples
- He was found to have a concentration of 216 mg of ethanol in his blood.
- Mr Beattie says the partnership will hopefully encourage fuel users to convert to ethanol.
- It is an additive used to make the ethanol produced undrinkable by people.
- The ethanol used, contained butylated hydroxytoluene as an antioxidant.
- In vinegar this is acetic acid, i.e. the acid derived from the alcohol, ethanol.
- The ethanol is oxidized first into an aldehyde and then to acetic acid by the oxygen in the atmosphere.
- The residual ethanol was evaporated by spreading out the solid on a sheet of filter paper.
- Alcohol, or ethanol, to give it its chemical name, creates a poisonous substance called acetaldehyde.
- I recently discovered that I have an allergy to alcohols, including ethanol.
- Is ethanol in fuel really so good for the environment and are the claims that it damages your car just spin?
- The company will also release four vehicles that can run on fuel-efficient ethanol next year.
- Now a mixture of five percent ethanol is permitted and the proportion is likely to double in coming years.
- The regime put in place has benefited and will continue to benefit a company that produces ethanol from grain.
- One possible explanation for these exceptional findings might be contamination of the ethanol with a mutagen.
- Having another drink, the theory goes, makes the liver switch back to dealing with ethanol, easing the pain.
- One proposed explanation is that animal alcoholics are after the high calorie nourishment of ethanol.
- Production of ethanol is also expected to reduce the environmental impact of relying on fossil fuel.
- The world's other major biofuel is ethanol, a form of alcohol already widely used as a fuel additive.
- So, motorists hoping that the use of ethanol in petrol will cut their fuel bills are set to be disappointed.
- The market for brandy and other products is already saturated so the wine will be turned into ethanol and other chemicals.

Origin

Early 20th century: blend of ethane and alcohol.

单词	ethanol
释义	Definition of ethanol in English: ethanol noun ˈɛθənɒl A colourless volatile flammable liquid which is produced by the natural fermentation of sugars; alcohol. yeast used in making beer metabolizes the sugar into ethanol hybrid cars powered by ethanol and petrol are now outselling traditional petrol-engined vehicles in the country Example sentencesExamples Is ethanol in fuel really so good for the environment and are the claims that it damages your car just spin? The world's other major biofuel is ethanol, a form of alcohol already widely used as a fuel additive. Now a mixture of five percent ethanol is permitted and the proportion is likely to double in coming years. So, motorists hoping that the use of ethanol in petrol will cut their fuel bills are set to be disappointed. Having another drink, the theory goes, makes the liver switch back to dealing with ethanol, easing the pain. The ethanol is oxidized first into an aldehyde and then to acetic acid by the oxygen in the atmosphere. Alcohol, or ethanol, to give it its chemical name, creates a poisonous substance called acetaldehyde. The company will also release four vehicles that can run on fuel-efficient ethanol next year. One possible explanation for these exceptional findings might be contamination of the ethanol with a mutagen. He was found to have a concentration of 216 mg of ethanol in his blood. In vinegar this is acetic acid, i.e. the acid derived from the alcohol, ethanol. One proposed explanation is that animal alcoholics are after the high calorie nourishment of ethanol. It is an additive used to make the ethanol produced undrinkable by people. Mr Beattie says the partnership will hopefully encourage fuel users to convert to ethanol. The market for brandy and other products is already saturated so the wine will be turned into ethanol and other chemicals. I recently discovered that I have an allergy to alcohols, including ethanol. The regime put in place has benefited and will continue to benefit a company that produces ethanol from grain. The ethanol used, contained butylated hydroxytoluene as an antioxidant. The residual ethanol was evaporated by spreading out the solid on a sheet of filter paper. Production of ethanol is also expected to reduce the environmental impact of relying on fossil fuel. Origin Early 20th century: blend of ethane and alcohol. Rhymes methanol, bioethanol Definition of ethanol in US English: ethanol noun A colorless volatile flammable liquid which is produced by the natural fermentation of sugars; alcohol. yeast used in making beer metabolizes the sugar into ethanol we tested cars using ethanol mixed with gasoline Example sentencesExamples He was found to have a concentration of 216 mg of ethanol in his blood. Mr Beattie says the partnership will hopefully encourage fuel users to convert to ethanol. It is an additive used to make the ethanol produced undrinkable by people. The ethanol used, contained butylated hydroxytoluene as an antioxidant. In vinegar this is acetic acid, i.e. the acid derived from the alcohol, ethanol. The ethanol is oxidized first into an aldehyde and then to acetic acid by the oxygen in the atmosphere. The residual ethanol was evaporated by spreading out the solid on a sheet of filter paper. Alcohol, or ethanol, to give it its chemical name, creates a poisonous substance called acetaldehyde. I recently discovered that I have an allergy to alcohols, including ethanol. Is ethanol in fuel really so good for the environment and are the claims that it damages your car just spin? The company will also release four vehicles that can run on fuel-efficient ethanol next year. Now a mixture of five percent ethanol is permitted and the proportion is likely to double in coming years. The regime put in place has benefited and will continue to benefit a company that produces ethanol from grain. One possible explanation for these exceptional findings might be contamination of the ethanol with a mutagen. Having another drink, the theory goes, makes the liver switch back to dealing with ethanol, easing the pain. One proposed explanation is that animal alcoholics are after the high calorie nourishment of ethanol. Production of ethanol is also expected to reduce the environmental impact of relying on fossil fuel. The world's other major biofuel is ethanol, a form of alcohol already widely used as a fuel additive. So, motorists hoping that the use of ethanol in petrol will cut their fuel bills are set to be disappointed. The market for brandy and other products is already saturated so the wine will be turned into ethanol and other chemicals. Origin Early 20th century: blend of ethane and alcohol.
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