Petrolled: meaning, definitions and examples
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petrolled
[ pəˈtrəʊld ]
driving or racing
The term 'petrolled' refers to the action of refueling or replenishing fuel in a vehicle with petrol. It often indicates that the vehicle has received an optimal amount of petrol to prepare for a journey or to ensure its operational readiness.
Synonyms
refueled, replenished, topped up
Examples of usage
- I petrolled my car before the long trip.
- He petrolled the racing car to maintain its speed.
- They always petrolled the bus before the school run.
Translations
Translations of the word "petrolled" in other languages:
🇵🇹 petrificado
🇮🇳 पेट्रोल से भरा हुआ
🇩🇪 benzinisiert
🇮🇩 diberi bahan bakar
🇺🇦 заправлений бензином
🇵🇱 naładowany paliwem
🇯🇵 燃料が入った
🇫🇷 ravitaillé en carburant
🇪🇸 alimentado con combustible
🇹🇷 yakıt doldurulmuş
🇰🇷 연료가 채워진
🇸🇦 محشو بالوقود
🇨🇿 naložený palivem
🇸🇰 naplnený palivom
🇨🇳 加油的
🇸🇮 naložen z gorivom
🇮🇸 eldsneytt
🇰🇿 отынмен толтырылған
🇬🇪 საწვავით სავსე
🇦🇿 yanacaqla doldurulmuş
🇲🇽 alimentado con combustible
Etymology
The word 'petrolled' originates from the root word 'petrol', which is a term predominantly used in British English to refer to the fuel derived from petroleum. The term 'petrol' itself comes from the French word 'pétrole' and ultimately from the Latin word 'petroleum', meaning 'rock oil' or 'oil from rocks'. The practice of using petrol to fuel internal combustion engines became widespread in the early 20th century with the rise of automobiles. As the automotive industry grew, so did the usage of the verb form 'petroll' and its past participle 'petrolled' in everyday language, specifically referencing the action of filling up a vehicle with petrol. Today, while 'gas' is more common in American English, 'petrol' remains widely used in various regions.