Definition of blackdamp in US English:

blackdamp

nounˈblakdampˈblækdæmpˈblækdæmp

Choking or suffocating gas, typically carbon dioxide, that is found in mines and other underground spaces.
Example sentencesExamples
- The water and blackdamp came from disused workings adjoining the mine.
- The average blackdamp contains 10% to 15% carbon dioxide and 85% to 90% nitrogen.
- Methane gas, water, blackdamp and coal dust have been the major hazards.
- If any miners had survived the inrush, they would have been quickly killed by the blackdamp.
- The dust-choked blackdamp scrapes at my throat and stings my eyes so that even if there were light I probably couldn't see through the veil of tears.

Definition of blackdamp in US English:

blackdamp

nounˈblækdæmpˈblakdamp

Choking or suffocating gas, typically carbon dioxide, that is found in mines and other underground spaces.
Example sentencesExamples
- The dust-choked blackdamp scrapes at my throat and stings my eyes so that even if there were light I probably couldn't see through the veil of tears.
- The water and blackdamp came from disused workings adjoining the mine.
- Methane gas, water, blackdamp and coal dust have been the major hazards.
- If any miners had survived the inrush, they would have been quickly killed by the blackdamp.
- The average blackdamp contains 10% to 15% carbon dioxide and 85% to 90% nitrogen.

词汇	blackdamp
释义	Definition of blackdamp in US English: blackdamp nounˈblakdampˈblækdæmpˈblækdæmp Choking or suffocating gas, typically carbon dioxide, that is found in mines and other underground spaces. Example sentencesExamples The water and blackdamp came from disused workings adjoining the mine. The average blackdamp contains 10% to 15% carbon dioxide and 85% to 90% nitrogen. Methane gas, water, blackdamp and coal dust have been the major hazards. If any miners had survived the inrush, they would have been quickly killed by the blackdamp. The dust-choked blackdamp scrapes at my throat and stings my eyes so that even if there were light I probably couldn't see through the veil of tears. Definition of blackdamp in US English: blackdamp nounˈblækdæmpˈblakdamp Choking or suffocating gas, typically carbon dioxide, that is found in mines and other underground spaces. Example sentencesExamples The dust-choked blackdamp scrapes at my throat and stings my eyes so that even if there were light I probably couldn't see through the veil of tears. The water and blackdamp came from disused workings adjoining the mine. Methane gas, water, blackdamp and coal dust have been the major hazards. If any miners had survived the inrush, they would have been quickly killed by the blackdamp. The average blackdamp contains 10% to 15% carbon dioxide and 85% to 90% nitrogen.
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