Dictionary entry
Unleaded
Pronunciation: /ʌnˈlɛdɪd/
Pronunciation
/ʌnˈlɛdɪd/
Myanmar Meaning
ခဲ မရောသော။
Definition
unleaded / ʌn'ledÇd / adj (ပတ္ဝန္းက်င္ညစ္ညမ္းမႈမွ ကာကြယ္ရန္) ခဲျဒပ္ေပါင္းထုတ္ထားေသာ (ဓာတ္ဆီ)။ a car converted to run on unleaded (fuel). Compare LEAD-FREE
Examples
- ‘Arsenova said that the My City Without My Car initiative was part of the campaign to popularise the use of unleaded petrol.’
- ‘The proposal is to use ethanol to mix with unleaded petrol on a 1: 10 basis
- known as E10.’
- ‘The Petrol Retailers Association criticised the store for ‘cynically’ offering 20p off unleaded petrol to shoppers who spent more than £150 in its stores.’
- ‘Portuguese fuel stations supply most internationally known brands of unleaded petrol and diesel.’
- ‘Big 4x4 vehicles in particular are desirable as the fuel savings can be significant - LPG is on average less than half the price per litre of unleaded petrol.’
- ‘Spanish fuel stations supply most internationally known brands of unleaded petrol (gasolina sin plomo) and diesel (gas oil).’
- ‘Duty on unleaded petrol is also being reduced by 2p per litre from midnight on 6 December
- 2000.’
- ‘Tax on unleaded petrol was due to rise 1.4p per litre last month but this was held back because of a global rise in petrol prices.’
- ‘But the overwhelming dominance of unleaded petrol - which achieved its market share with the help of tax incentives and regulation - proves the potential is there.’
- ‘The average UK price of unleaded petrol has breached 80p a litre as tensions in the Middle East have sent crude oil prices rocketing’
- ‘Latest figures from the AA show the average price for a litre of unleaded petrol across the UK is 82.77p
- although supermarkets are about 1p a litre cheaper.’
- ‘Other studies suggest that if air quality has not become worse
- it could be due to stricter emission control norms right from the manufacturing stage
- more use of unleaded petrol and low-sulphur diesel.’
- ‘She says her son Mark must get compensation for the cost of cleaning and re-fitting his engine after he unknowingly filled the car with diesel instead of unleaded petrol.’
- ‘He said farmers pay 92.5p per litre for road diesel
- more than 30p per litre for red agricultural diesel
- and 86.5p per litre for unleaded petrol.’
- ‘The fuel crisis in the Middle East has manifested itself here as the price of a litre of unleaded petrol in Carlow has jumped in price by an average of 7% in the last month.’
- ‘A flood of fuel-hungry motorists left the garage completely sold out of unleaded petrol by the evening.’
- ‘Some manufacturers began introducing cars that could run on unleaded petrol before 1993-so just because your car is more than ten years old
- doesn't necessarily mean it will need adapting.’
- ‘Service stations now have to display the price of three products which must include the price of unleaded petrol.’
- ‘However
- the E1 a litre barrier is broken as soon as you cross the Wexford border
- with three garages in Bunclody charging approximately 3.5% more for unleaded petrol.’
- ‘One North Yorkshire garage has come under attacked for charging 95.9 pence per litre for unleaded petrol
- but not displaying the price to drivers coming into the garage.’