Definition of bituminous in English:

bituminous

adjective bɪˈtjuːmɪnəs

Of, containing, or of the nature of bitumen.
沥青的，含沥青的；像沥青的
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1937 the first cationic surfactants were used in bituminous road construction and these were quaternary ammonium salts.
- Neither uses bituminous tars or asphalts, neither requires painting, and both age to beautiful patinas.
- About 90% of Australia's 300 000 km of sealed road network consist of unbound granular materials with thin bituminous surfacings.
- Their activities included tar distillation, and the manufacture and laying of bituminous paving materials.
- The information is grouped into six broad product categories: earthmoving, lifting, bituminous, concrete and aggregate, light equipment, and attachments and components.
- The Government entered into a contract with Consolidated Contractors Company of Kuwait to construct a bituminous all-weather 74 kilometres road between Mongu and Kalabo.
- It was also postulated that the slow settling of organic material from the surface produced the bituminous carbonate layers known as oil shale.
- In addition, there has been slight price erosion for PVC pipe, insulation material, ready-mix concrete and bituminous concrete.
- There were a few victories, mostly as a result of an intense organizing campaign in the bituminous districts of western Pennsylvania, but there were many more failures, in Pennsylvania and throughout the coal regions of Appalachia.
- Higher liquid asphalt prices have pushed the price of finished bituminous concrete up by 6%, to between $25 and $30 per ton, says Roberts.
- The war brought corporate reorganization and consolidation to Pennsylvania's anthracite region, even while newly independent West Virginia's bituminous region lagged behind.
- In situ stabilisation techniques included in the survey were chemical, bituminous, and mechanical stabilisation.
- If you sold bituminous rocks as ‘coke,’ they might not.
- According to SPRI, PVC membranes are chemically incompatible with bituminous materials.
- The bituminous material at each site was dense bituminous macadam, which typically had a bitumen content of 4.0-4.5%.
- Iron sulfides and/or black bituminous matter in the concretion matrix or enclosing shales show that the matrix material accumulated in oxygen-deficient waters.
- This may be related to the presence of relatively large, probably late-diagenetic pyrite clusters in the bituminous limestones, whereas smaller framboids and crystals predominate in the black shales.
- Sheet metal, bituminous membranes, and composite materials are used as flashing.
- Environments where bituminous mudrocks may form are waterlogged mires, swamp and bogs, stratified lakes and marine water with restricted circulation including backswamp conditions furthest from the fluvial channel.
- Dasag's range of natural asphalt tiles continues a 100-year tradition that has seen finely ground bituminous limestone pressed into durable and elegant tiles.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from French bitumineux, from Latin bituminosus.

Rhymes

leguminous, luminous, numinous, voluminous

Definition of bituminous in US English:

bituminous

adjective

attributive Of, containing, or of the nature of bitumen.
沥青的，含沥青的；像沥青的
Example sentencesExamples
- Higher liquid asphalt prices have pushed the price of finished bituminous concrete up by 6%, to between $25 and $30 per ton, says Roberts.
- Dasag's range of natural asphalt tiles continues a 100-year tradition that has seen finely ground bituminous limestone pressed into durable and elegant tiles.
- This may be related to the presence of relatively large, probably late-diagenetic pyrite clusters in the bituminous limestones, whereas smaller framboids and crystals predominate in the black shales.
- The bituminous material at each site was dense bituminous macadam, which typically had a bitumen content of 4.0-4.5%.
- Sheet metal, bituminous membranes, and composite materials are used as flashing.
- About 90% of Australia's 300 000 km of sealed road network consist of unbound granular materials with thin bituminous surfacings.
- The Government entered into a contract with Consolidated Contractors Company of Kuwait to construct a bituminous all-weather 74 kilometres road between Mongu and Kalabo.
- In 1937 the first cationic surfactants were used in bituminous road construction and these were quaternary ammonium salts.
- Iron sulfides and/or black bituminous matter in the concretion matrix or enclosing shales show that the matrix material accumulated in oxygen-deficient waters.
- There were a few victories, mostly as a result of an intense organizing campaign in the bituminous districts of western Pennsylvania, but there were many more failures, in Pennsylvania and throughout the coal regions of Appalachia.
- In addition, there has been slight price erosion for PVC pipe, insulation material, ready-mix concrete and bituminous concrete.
- If you sold bituminous rocks as ‘coke,’ they might not.
- The information is grouped into six broad product categories: earthmoving, lifting, bituminous, concrete and aggregate, light equipment, and attachments and components.
- Environments where bituminous mudrocks may form are waterlogged mires, swamp and bogs, stratified lakes and marine water with restricted circulation including backswamp conditions furthest from the fluvial channel.
- Neither uses bituminous tars or asphalts, neither requires painting, and both age to beautiful patinas.
- The war brought corporate reorganization and consolidation to Pennsylvania's anthracite region, even while newly independent West Virginia's bituminous region lagged behind.
- According to SPRI, PVC membranes are chemically incompatible with bituminous materials.
- It was also postulated that the slow settling of organic material from the surface produced the bituminous carbonate layers known as oil shale.
- Their activities included tar distillation, and the manufacture and laying of bituminous paving materials.
- In situ stabilisation techniques included in the survey were chemical, bituminous, and mechanical stabilisation.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from French bitumineux, from Latin bituminosus.

单词	bituminous
释义	Definition of bituminous in English: bituminous adjective bɪˈtjuːmɪnəs Of, containing, or of the nature of bitumen. 沥青的，含沥青的；像沥青的 Example sentencesExamples In 1937 the first cationic surfactants were used in bituminous road construction and these were quaternary ammonium salts. Neither uses bituminous tars or asphalts, neither requires painting, and both age to beautiful patinas. About 90% of Australia's 300 000 km of sealed road network consist of unbound granular materials with thin bituminous surfacings. Their activities included tar distillation, and the manufacture and laying of bituminous paving materials. The information is grouped into six broad product categories: earthmoving, lifting, bituminous, concrete and aggregate, light equipment, and attachments and components. The Government entered into a contract with Consolidated Contractors Company of Kuwait to construct a bituminous all-weather 74 kilometres road between Mongu and Kalabo. It was also postulated that the slow settling of organic material from the surface produced the bituminous carbonate layers known as oil shale. In addition, there has been slight price erosion for PVC pipe, insulation material, ready-mix concrete and bituminous concrete. There were a few victories, mostly as a result of an intense organizing campaign in the bituminous districts of western Pennsylvania, but there were many more failures, in Pennsylvania and throughout the coal regions of Appalachia. Higher liquid asphalt prices have pushed the price of finished bituminous concrete up by 6%, to between $25 and $30 per ton, says Roberts. The war brought corporate reorganization and consolidation to Pennsylvania's anthracite region, even while newly independent West Virginia's bituminous region lagged behind. In situ stabilisation techniques included in the survey were chemical, bituminous, and mechanical stabilisation. If you sold bituminous rocks as ‘coke,’ they might not. According to SPRI, PVC membranes are chemically incompatible with bituminous materials. The bituminous material at each site was dense bituminous macadam, which typically had a bitumen content of 4.0-4.5%. Iron sulfides and/or black bituminous matter in the concretion matrix or enclosing shales show that the matrix material accumulated in oxygen-deficient waters. This may be related to the presence of relatively large, probably late-diagenetic pyrite clusters in the bituminous limestones, whereas smaller framboids and crystals predominate in the black shales. Sheet metal, bituminous membranes, and composite materials are used as flashing. Environments where bituminous mudrocks may form are waterlogged mires, swamp and bogs, stratified lakes and marine water with restricted circulation including backswamp conditions furthest from the fluvial channel. Dasag's range of natural asphalt tiles continues a 100-year tradition that has seen finely ground bituminous limestone pressed into durable and elegant tiles. Origin Mid 16th century: from French bitumineux, from Latin bituminosus. Rhymes leguminous, luminous, numinous, voluminous Definition of bituminous in US English: bituminous adjective attributive Of, containing, or of the nature of bitumen. 沥青的，含沥青的；像沥青的 Example sentencesExamples Higher liquid asphalt prices have pushed the price of finished bituminous concrete up by 6%, to between $25 and $30 per ton, says Roberts. Dasag's range of natural asphalt tiles continues a 100-year tradition that has seen finely ground bituminous limestone pressed into durable and elegant tiles. This may be related to the presence of relatively large, probably late-diagenetic pyrite clusters in the bituminous limestones, whereas smaller framboids and crystals predominate in the black shales. The bituminous material at each site was dense bituminous macadam, which typically had a bitumen content of 4.0-4.5%. Sheet metal, bituminous membranes, and composite materials are used as flashing. About 90% of Australia's 300 000 km of sealed road network consist of unbound granular materials with thin bituminous surfacings. The Government entered into a contract with Consolidated Contractors Company of Kuwait to construct a bituminous all-weather 74 kilometres road between Mongu and Kalabo. In 1937 the first cationic surfactants were used in bituminous road construction and these were quaternary ammonium salts. Iron sulfides and/or black bituminous matter in the concretion matrix or enclosing shales show that the matrix material accumulated in oxygen-deficient waters. There were a few victories, mostly as a result of an intense organizing campaign in the bituminous districts of western Pennsylvania, but there were many more failures, in Pennsylvania and throughout the coal regions of Appalachia. In addition, there has been slight price erosion for PVC pipe, insulation material, ready-mix concrete and bituminous concrete. If you sold bituminous rocks as ‘coke,’ they might not. The information is grouped into six broad product categories: earthmoving, lifting, bituminous, concrete and aggregate, light equipment, and attachments and components. Environments where bituminous mudrocks may form are waterlogged mires, swamp and bogs, stratified lakes and marine water with restricted circulation including backswamp conditions furthest from the fluvial channel. Neither uses bituminous tars or asphalts, neither requires painting, and both age to beautiful patinas. The war brought corporate reorganization and consolidation to Pennsylvania's anthracite region, even while newly independent West Virginia's bituminous region lagged behind. According to SPRI, PVC membranes are chemically incompatible with bituminous materials. It was also postulated that the slow settling of organic material from the surface produced the bituminous carbonate layers known as oil shale. Their activities included tar distillation, and the manufacture and laying of bituminous paving materials. In situ stabilisation techniques included in the survey were chemical, bituminous, and mechanical stabilisation. Origin Mid 16th century: from French bitumineux, from Latin bituminosus.
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