coke

• Substantiv mit mehreren Bedeutungen: es kann sich auf festen kohlenstoffhaltigen Brennstoff beziehen, der aus Kohle gewonnen wird, oder umgangssprachlich für Kokain stehen.

A noun with multiple meanings: it can refer to a solid carbon fuel produced from coal, or it can be a slang term for cocaine.

1. Carbon fuelB2formaltechnical

   A solid carbon-rich fuel produced by heating coal in the absence of air, used in industrial processes.

   Koks

   • The steel factory uses coke in its blast furnaces.
   • Coke is a byproduct of coal distillation.
   • The production of coke releases various gases.

2. Street name for cocaineC1slang

   A slang term for cocaine, a powerful and addictive stimulant drug.

   Kokain

   • The dealer was arrested for selling coke on the street.
   • He admitted to using coke at the party.
   • The documentary explored the dangers of coke addiction.

   Synonymeblowbumpflakenose candypowdersnowtootwhite

• Verb, das bedeutet, Kohle durch Erhitzen unter Luftabschluss in Koks umzuwandeln; umgangssprachlich auch, Kokain zu konsumieren oder hinzuzufügen.

A verb meaning to convert coal into coke by heating it in the absence of air, or informally, to add or use cocaine.

1. To become cokeC1formal

   To transform into coke, a solid carbonaceous fuel derived from coal, through a process of heating in the absence of air.

   Verkoken

   • The coal will coke in the furnace at high temperatures.
   • The process of coking involves heating coal to produce coke.
   • The material began to coke after prolonged exposure to heat.