Definition of refinery in English:

refinery

nounPlural refineries rɪˈfʌɪn(ə)rirəˈfaɪn(ə)ri

An industrial installation where a substance is refined.
精炼厂；提炼厂；精制厂
an oil refinery
炼油厂。
Example sentencesExamples
- The industrial sector includes an oil refinery, steelworks, and chemicals.
- The heather would be fermented in giant vats at oil refineries and mixed with petrol before being taken to petrol stations.
- Engineers tonight are also checking for damage to the area's oil refineries.
- Curaçao is unspoiled, in the truest sense of the word: you can buy a postcard of the oil refinery.
- The twin-engine plane had taken off from Tripoli and was on its way to an oil refinery when the incident happened.
- But this will be a short term measure and there is an urgent need to get the refineries and oil rigs back into production before the onset of winter.
- The Australian Workers Union has members in many oil refineries and petrochemical plants around the country.
- Emissions from even one giant cargo ship's engines rival those of an oil refinery.
- It's next to the ocean, you've got three industrial sites and it's next to an oil refinery.
- These technologies soon found their way into petroleum refineries and chemical plants.
- Bahrain has developed advanced technology for petrochemical plants and oil refineries.
- Hungary increased protection at its Paks nuclear station in the south and at the MOL oil refineries.
- The residents claim that fish caught in local waters are tainted with oil deposits from the refinery.
- The Texas coast is home to a quarter of the country's oil refineries and is also the source of much of the country's natural gas.
- Its skyline is blighted by lots of stacks from heavy industry, including oil and nickel refineries.
- Even today, the tourist beach is contaminated by oil from nearby refineries.
- A number of oil refineries have been knocked out of commission by Hurricane Katrina.
- By the end of the century, kerosene had become the chief product of American oil refineries.
- The workers blocked access to an oil refinery and interrupted road travel into Bolivia.
- But ethanol must be blended with gasoline at an oil refinery to make it usable as a fuel.

Definition of refinery in US English:

refinery

nounrəˈfaɪn(ə)rirəˈfīn(ə)rē

An industrial installation where a substance is refined.
精炼厂；提炼厂；精制厂
an oil refinery
炼油厂。
Example sentencesExamples
- But ethanol must be blended with gasoline at an oil refinery to make it usable as a fuel.
- It's next to the ocean, you've got three industrial sites and it's next to an oil refinery.
- A number of oil refineries have been knocked out of commission by Hurricane Katrina.
- Engineers tonight are also checking for damage to the area's oil refineries.
- The industrial sector includes an oil refinery, steelworks, and chemicals.
- These technologies soon found their way into petroleum refineries and chemical plants.
- Even today, the tourist beach is contaminated by oil from nearby refineries.
- The residents claim that fish caught in local waters are tainted with oil deposits from the refinery.
- The Texas coast is home to a quarter of the country's oil refineries and is also the source of much of the country's natural gas.
- Emissions from even one giant cargo ship's engines rival those of an oil refinery.
- The heather would be fermented in giant vats at oil refineries and mixed with petrol before being taken to petrol stations.
- By the end of the century, kerosene had become the chief product of American oil refineries.
- Bahrain has developed advanced technology for petrochemical plants and oil refineries.
- The twin-engine plane had taken off from Tripoli and was on its way to an oil refinery when the incident happened.
- The Australian Workers Union has members in many oil refineries and petrochemical plants around the country.
- Curaçao is unspoiled, in the truest sense of the word: you can buy a postcard of the oil refinery.
- But this will be a short term measure and there is an urgent need to get the refineries and oil rigs back into production before the onset of winter.
- Its skyline is blighted by lots of stacks from heavy industry, including oil and nickel refineries.
- The workers blocked access to an oil refinery and interrupted road travel into Bolivia.
- Hungary increased protection at its Paks nuclear station in the south and at the MOL oil refineries.

单词	refinery
释义	Definition of refinery in English: refinery nounPlural refineries rɪˈfʌɪn(ə)rirəˈfaɪn(ə)ri An industrial installation where a substance is refined. 精炼厂；提炼厂；精制厂 an oil refinery 炼油厂。 Example sentencesExamples The industrial sector includes an oil refinery, steelworks, and chemicals. The heather would be fermented in giant vats at oil refineries and mixed with petrol before being taken to petrol stations. Engineers tonight are also checking for damage to the area's oil refineries. Curaçao is unspoiled, in the truest sense of the word: you can buy a postcard of the oil refinery. The twin-engine plane had taken off from Tripoli and was on its way to an oil refinery when the incident happened. But this will be a short term measure and there is an urgent need to get the refineries and oil rigs back into production before the onset of winter. The Australian Workers Union has members in many oil refineries and petrochemical plants around the country. Emissions from even one giant cargo ship's engines rival those of an oil refinery. It's next to the ocean, you've got three industrial sites and it's next to an oil refinery. These technologies soon found their way into petroleum refineries and chemical plants. Bahrain has developed advanced technology for petrochemical plants and oil refineries. Hungary increased protection at its Paks nuclear station in the south and at the MOL oil refineries. The residents claim that fish caught in local waters are tainted with oil deposits from the refinery. The Texas coast is home to a quarter of the country's oil refineries and is also the source of much of the country's natural gas. Its skyline is blighted by lots of stacks from heavy industry, including oil and nickel refineries. Even today, the tourist beach is contaminated by oil from nearby refineries. A number of oil refineries have been knocked out of commission by Hurricane Katrina. By the end of the century, kerosene had become the chief product of American oil refineries. The workers blocked access to an oil refinery and interrupted road travel into Bolivia. But ethanol must be blended with gasoline at an oil refinery to make it usable as a fuel. Definition of refinery in US English: refinery nounrəˈfaɪn(ə)rirəˈfīn(ə)rē An industrial installation where a substance is refined. 精炼厂；提炼厂；精制厂 an oil refinery 炼油厂。 Example sentencesExamples But ethanol must be blended with gasoline at an oil refinery to make it usable as a fuel. It's next to the ocean, you've got three industrial sites and it's next to an oil refinery. A number of oil refineries have been knocked out of commission by Hurricane Katrina. Engineers tonight are also checking for damage to the area's oil refineries. The industrial sector includes an oil refinery, steelworks, and chemicals. These technologies soon found their way into petroleum refineries and chemical plants. Even today, the tourist beach is contaminated by oil from nearby refineries. The residents claim that fish caught in local waters are tainted with oil deposits from the refinery. The Texas coast is home to a quarter of the country's oil refineries and is also the source of much of the country's natural gas. Emissions from even one giant cargo ship's engines rival those of an oil refinery. The heather would be fermented in giant vats at oil refineries and mixed with petrol before being taken to petrol stations. By the end of the century, kerosene had become the chief product of American oil refineries. Bahrain has developed advanced technology for petrochemical plants and oil refineries. The twin-engine plane had taken off from Tripoli and was on its way to an oil refinery when the incident happened. The Australian Workers Union has members in many oil refineries and petrochemical plants around the country. Curaçao is unspoiled, in the truest sense of the word: you can buy a postcard of the oil refinery. But this will be a short term measure and there is an urgent need to get the refineries and oil rigs back into production before the onset of winter. Its skyline is blighted by lots of stacks from heavy industry, including oil and nickel refineries. The workers blocked access to an oil refinery and interrupted road travel into Bolivia. Hungary increased protection at its Paks nuclear station in the south and at the MOL oil refineries.
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