marine diesel

collocation in English

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marine
adjective[before noun]
uk
/məˈriːn/us
/məˈriːn/
related to the sea or ...
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diesel
noun
uk
/ˈdiː.zəl/us
/ˈdiː.zəl/
a type of heavy oil used ...
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(Definition ofmarineanddieselfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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It assures me that it has placed an order for threemarinedieselpassenger vessels in replacement of the steam "puffers" which are used now.
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There is no duty at all onmarinediesel, yet prices have trebled because of the high international price of crude oil.
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A detailed breakdown of support specifically for slow-speedmarinedieselengine building is not available.
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I have already mentioned slow-speedmarinedieselengines.
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There is no dispute on aircraft, on merchant shipbuilding, on naval shipbuilding or onmarinedieselengines.
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Now nomarinedieselwill go round and power a ship without a diesel injector and a diesel pump.
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I understand that most boats operate onmarinedieseloil which, under present plans, will not be subject to rationing by coupon if such a scheme has to be introduced.
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We are now in the winter period-a period of peak demand for heating oil, which affects the diesel oil market and the overall price ofmarinediesel.
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By the middle of the 1940s flatiron motor ships withmarinedieselengines were being built.
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It was invented in 1911 and was used in ships, but was displaced by steam turbines and latermarinedieselengines.
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Themarinedieselengine is unsuitable for continuous use on the main line.
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An alternative to the steam turbine engine is the dual-fuelmarinedieselengine.
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Instead of heavy fuel oil the auxiliary generating sets run onmarinedieseloil.
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Those who do a lot of cooking, sometimes replace the stove with a modernmarinedieselpowered cook top.
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The largest are reserved for use on hugemarinedieselengines, and can weigh over 2 tonnes (see picture).
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Contributions ofmarinedieselengines can be higher on a port-specific basis.
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Shore-based power stations are subject to much stricter environmental controls than the averagemarinedieselor outboard motor.
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It has 38 plants producingmarinedieselengines, marine equipment and auxiliary products including ship accessories for both military and civilian use.
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Its remaining marine businesses are dangerous goods vehicular ferry service, vessel chartering, floating restaurants andmarinedieseloil trading.
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These advanced emission control technologies will be required formarinedieselengines in 2014 and for locomotives in 2015.
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