Coal in Tagalog

“Coal” in Tagalog is “Uling” or “Karbon”. This black sedimentary rock is a crucial fossil fuel used for energy production and heating. The term “uling” is more commonly used in everyday Filipino conversation.

Discover the complete definition, related terms, and practical usage examples of “coal” in Tagalog contexts below to enhance your understanding of this important energy resource.

[Words] = Coal

[Definition]:

• Coal /koʊl/
• Noun 1: A black or dark brown combustible sedimentary rock formed from plant remains, used as fuel.
• Noun 2: A piece of glowing or charred wood or other combustible material.
• Noun 3: A natural mineral consisting of carbonized vegetable matter, burned for heat and energy.

[Synonyms] = Uling, Karbon, Batong uling, Mineral na uling, Carbon

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: The power plant burns coal to generate electricity for the entire city.
Ex1_PH: Ang planta ng kuryente ay nagsusnog ng uling upang makagawa ng elektrisidad para sa buong lungsod.

Ex2_EN: Many countries are reducing their dependence on coal to combat climate change.
Ex2_PH: Maraming bansa ang nagbabawas ng kanilang pag-asa sa uling upang labanan ang pagbabago ng klima.

Ex3_EN: My grandmother still uses coal for cooking traditional Filipino dishes.
Ex3_PH: Ang aking lola ay gumagamit pa rin ng uling para sa pagluluto ng tradisyonal na pagkaing Pilipino.

Ex4_EN: The miners extracted tons of coal from the underground mine every day.
Ex4_PH: Ang mga minero ay kumukuha ng toneladang uling mula sa minang ilalim ng lupa araw-araw.

Ex5_EN: Coal deposits were discovered in several regions of the country during geological surveys.
Ex5_PH: Ang mga deposito ng karbon ay natuklasan sa ilang mga rehiyon ng bansa sa panahon ng geological survey.