Definition of palm oil in English:

palm oil

noun

mass noun

Oil from the fruit of certain palms, especially the West African oil palm.
棕榈油
Example sentencesExamples
- The most abundant sources of industrial fatty acids are coconut oil, palm oil, and soybean oil.
- The palm oil and peanut used to marinate the leaves provide a nice touch without overpowering the fibrous greens.
- The mass production of palm oil to grease the machines of early industrial Europe began the process.
- For instance, coconut oil and palm oil are among the most saturated of all fats.
- People in west Africa use red palm oil, which is rich in b carotene, in cooking, so rarely develop vitamin A deficiency.
- There isn't enough palm oil to raise cholesterol, but adding palm oil is no more natural than adding lard.
- Sauces usually have a base of palm oil and ground peanuts.
- These things are coated with sugar palm kernel oil, partially hydrogenated coconut oil and hydrogenated palm oil.
- Generously grease the heated surface of a flat griddle with peanut or palm oil.
- Cooking oil producing companies in Zambia raised concerns over the palm oil content in imported oil from Kenya saying palm oil did not originate from that country.
- The export of palm oil and kernels, copra (dried coconut), cocoa, fish, and timber constitute the bulk of the country's trade.
- Enriched with shea butter, aloe vera, palm oil and essential oils, this bar cleans, hydrates and conditions the face and body, and gives great shave foam!
- Different bottles signal whether it's cheap Nigerian gasoline, lamp oil or palm oil for sale.
- In 1808, the importation of palm oil from Africa did not exceed 100 or 200 barrels per year.
- Crime syndicates in the area were believed to be targeting vessels carrying valuable palm oil and gas oil.
- Now that can easily change by importation of things like palm oil or coconut oil from around the area, which could easily make the industry rise to the order of several billion litres a year.
- The paste is made from crushed peanuts, often with palm oil and salt added but, healthwise, it is better without either.

Definition of palm oil in US English:

palm oil

nounpɑ(l)m ɔɪl

Oil from the fruit of certain palms, especially the West African oil palm.
棕榈油
Example sentencesExamples
- People in west Africa use red palm oil, which is rich in b carotene, in cooking, so rarely develop vitamin A deficiency.
- The most abundant sources of industrial fatty acids are coconut oil, palm oil, and soybean oil.
- The paste is made from crushed peanuts, often with palm oil and salt added but, healthwise, it is better without either.
- Cooking oil producing companies in Zambia raised concerns over the palm oil content in imported oil from Kenya saying palm oil did not originate from that country.
- The mass production of palm oil to grease the machines of early industrial Europe began the process.
- There isn't enough palm oil to raise cholesterol, but adding palm oil is no more natural than adding lard.
- In 1808, the importation of palm oil from Africa did not exceed 100 or 200 barrels per year.
- Enriched with shea butter, aloe vera, palm oil and essential oils, this bar cleans, hydrates and conditions the face and body, and gives great shave foam!
- Crime syndicates in the area were believed to be targeting vessels carrying valuable palm oil and gas oil.
- Now that can easily change by importation of things like palm oil or coconut oil from around the area, which could easily make the industry rise to the order of several billion litres a year.
- For instance, coconut oil and palm oil are among the most saturated of all fats.
- The palm oil and peanut used to marinate the leaves provide a nice touch without overpowering the fibrous greens.
- Different bottles signal whether it's cheap Nigerian gasoline, lamp oil or palm oil for sale.
- Generously grease the heated surface of a flat griddle with peanut or palm oil.
- The export of palm oil and kernels, copra (dried coconut), cocoa, fish, and timber constitute the bulk of the country's trade.
- Sauces usually have a base of palm oil and ground peanuts.
- These things are coated with sugar palm kernel oil, partially hydrogenated coconut oil and hydrogenated palm oil.

词汇	palm oil
释义	Definition of palm oil in English: palm oil noun mass noun Oil from the fruit of certain palms, especially the West African oil palm. 棕榈油 Example sentencesExamples The most abundant sources of industrial fatty acids are coconut oil, palm oil, and soybean oil. The palm oil and peanut used to marinate the leaves provide a nice touch without overpowering the fibrous greens. The mass production of palm oil to grease the machines of early industrial Europe began the process. For instance, coconut oil and palm oil are among the most saturated of all fats. People in west Africa use red palm oil, which is rich in b carotene, in cooking, so rarely develop vitamin A deficiency. There isn't enough palm oil to raise cholesterol, but adding palm oil is no more natural than adding lard. Sauces usually have a base of palm oil and ground peanuts. These things are coated with sugar palm kernel oil, partially hydrogenated coconut oil and hydrogenated palm oil. Generously grease the heated surface of a flat griddle with peanut or palm oil. Cooking oil producing companies in Zambia raised concerns over the palm oil content in imported oil from Kenya saying palm oil did not originate from that country. The export of palm oil and kernels, copra (dried coconut), cocoa, fish, and timber constitute the bulk of the country's trade. Enriched with shea butter, aloe vera, palm oil and essential oils, this bar cleans, hydrates and conditions the face and body, and gives great shave foam! Different bottles signal whether it's cheap Nigerian gasoline, lamp oil or palm oil for sale. In 1808, the importation of palm oil from Africa did not exceed 100 or 200 barrels per year. Crime syndicates in the area were believed to be targeting vessels carrying valuable palm oil and gas oil. Now that can easily change by importation of things like palm oil or coconut oil from around the area, which could easily make the industry rise to the order of several billion litres a year. The paste is made from crushed peanuts, often with palm oil and salt added but, healthwise, it is better without either. Definition of palm oil in US English: palm oil nounpɑ(l)m ɔɪl Oil from the fruit of certain palms, especially the West African oil palm. 棕榈油 Example sentencesExamples People in west Africa use red palm oil, which is rich in b carotene, in cooking, so rarely develop vitamin A deficiency. The most abundant sources of industrial fatty acids are coconut oil, palm oil, and soybean oil. The paste is made from crushed peanuts, often with palm oil and salt added but, healthwise, it is better without either. Cooking oil producing companies in Zambia raised concerns over the palm oil content in imported oil from Kenya saying palm oil did not originate from that country. The mass production of palm oil to grease the machines of early industrial Europe began the process. There isn't enough palm oil to raise cholesterol, but adding palm oil is no more natural than adding lard. In 1808, the importation of palm oil from Africa did not exceed 100 or 200 barrels per year. Enriched with shea butter, aloe vera, palm oil and essential oils, this bar cleans, hydrates and conditions the face and body, and gives great shave foam! Crime syndicates in the area were believed to be targeting vessels carrying valuable palm oil and gas oil. Now that can easily change by importation of things like palm oil or coconut oil from around the area, which could easily make the industry rise to the order of several billion litres a year. For instance, coconut oil and palm oil are among the most saturated of all fats. The palm oil and peanut used to marinate the leaves provide a nice touch without overpowering the fibrous greens. Different bottles signal whether it's cheap Nigerian gasoline, lamp oil or palm oil for sale. Generously grease the heated surface of a flat griddle with peanut or palm oil. The export of palm oil and kernels, copra (dried coconut), cocoa, fish, and timber constitute the bulk of the country's trade. Sauces usually have a base of palm oil and ground peanuts. These things are coated with sugar palm kernel oil, partially hydrogenated coconut oil and hydrogenated palm oil.
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