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shale

/sheyl/US // ʃeɪl //UK // (ʃeɪl) //

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n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a rock of fissile or laminated structure formed by the consolidation of clay or argillaceous material.

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Examples

  • At the time, the area was quickly becoming a hub of shale gas extraction.

  • The shale gas “boom” was as ephemeral as Cruz’s presidential prospects.

  • Chevron announced in December 2019 that it would write down up to $11 billion in shale gas assets.

  • Some, like Anadarko Petroleum Corporation, liquidated their shale gas holdings.

  • Avoid glasslike or crystal filled stones, and don’t use slate or shale either since they are prone to exploding and breaking near heat.

  • And that may well be what is happening in the Barnett Shale region around, yes, Dallas and Irving.

  • Thanks to the shale revolution, domestic oil production is soaring.

  • Volcanoes spewed lava and ash, ocean floors were thrust upward, sand and rock and shale settled into slurry.

  • Thanks to the shale revolution and new technology, locomotives could burn a lot cleaner and cheaper.

  • Thanks to the shale revolution, the U.S. has abundant supplies of natural gas.

  • They learned that many of the mountains were extinct volcanoes and admired the brilliant colored sandstone and shale formations.

  • The mud afterwards hardens, and becomes a kind of rock known as shale.

  • "These roads are very dusty," he remarked, wiping a splinter of fine shale from his own eyes.

  • All three were natives of the soil, and somewhat sluggish in nature, like its sticky red shale.

  • It is a dead land, mere shale and rock and crumbling earth, devoid of the riches which alone would make it habitable.