noun a volatile flammable liquid obtained by distillation of petroleum, used as a fuel in internal combustion engines
Gasoline combustion contributes to air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.
Gasoline is a hydrocarbon mixture composed primarily of aliphatic hydrocarbons.
Gasoline is a common fuel used in vehicles with internal combustion engines.
Gasoline is a primary source of energy used for transportation and power generation.
Fluctuations in gasoline prices can have a significant impact on consumer spending and inflation.
Gasoline is often mentioned in stories or articles related to the oil industry, transportation, or environmental issues.
Gasoline may be used as a metaphor in therapy sessions to represent energy, drive, or fuel for personal growth.
Mechanics use gasoline to fuel vehicles and perform maintenance tasks related to engines and fuel systems.
Firefighters use gasoline as a hazardous material that can pose fire and explosion risks, requiring careful handling and storage.
Chemists may study the composition and properties of gasoline as part of their research on hydrocarbons and fuels.