black gold
black gold — 名詞
1. a name used informally for crude oil, meaning the thick, dark liquid that is tak
黑金;原油
指原油(石油)的通俗說法
a name used informally for crude oil, meaning the thick, dark liquid that is taken from under the ground or the sea bed and is the source of fuels such as petrol and plastics — the nickname 'black gold' reflects how valuable oil is to the global economy.
The small desert nation grew rich when it discovered black gold beneath its sands in the 1960s.
這個沙漠小國在 1960 年代發現地底蘊藏黑金後,經濟便迅速起飛。
uncountable, metaphorical: black gold beneath [place]
Pipelines carry black gold from the oil fields hundreds of kilometres to ports on the coast.
輸油管將黑金從油田運送至數百公里外的海岸港口。
Rafael explained to his classmates that black gold is not a type of metal but crude oil used for energy.
Rafael 向同學解釋,黑金不是一種金屬,而是用來生產能源的原油。
clarifying metaphor in a definitional context
When the price of black gold rises sharply, the cost of petrol and heating fuel usually goes up as well.
黑金價格大幅上漲時,汽油和暖氣燃料的費用通常也會跟著調漲。
Environmental groups argue that the world will one day need to stop depending on black gold.
環保團體認為,世界總有一天需要停止依賴黑金。
collocation: depend on black gold
- discover black gold
- produce black gold
- export black gold
- find black gold
- pump black gold
- price of black gold
- depend on black gold
文法句型
uncountable noun, no article when used as a mass noun
用法筆記
Uncountable noun — you never say 'a black gold' or 'two black golds.' Frequently used in journalism and policy discussions about energy, trade, and geopolitics.
常見錯誤
常見搭配
常用片語
- strike black gold
- discover black gold
- pump black gold
- price of black gold
- depend on black gold
- produce black gold