petrol

Converse of object

• pour: The lady walked off and Tyrone began to pour the gasoline over the rubbish.
• exclude: At around £ 2,000 it is one of the cheapest solutions available ( excluding gasoline ).

Preposition: on

• bonfire: To suggest they charge ' polluters ' will be akin to pouring gasoline on a bonfire for many citizens.

Adjective modifier

• unleaded: Current prices start at from 94 pence per liter for unleaded gasoline.
• leaded: The Government wants all cars using leaded gasoline off the roads.
• lead-free: The Council also agreed to take steps to transfer the County fleet both purchased and leased to lead-free gasoline as soon as practicable.
• 2.0-litre: Power comes from a new 2.0-litre gasoline or a 2.2 diesel engine.
• 1.6-litre: Steering is electro-hydraulic ( hydraulic for the 1.6-litre gasoline ), with a distinct and controlled steering feel.
• ultra-low: Lead in gasoline is now a thing of the past, and we are now using tax incentives to promote ultra-low sulfur gasoline.

Modifies a noun

• station: Note the garage / gasoline station in front of the " Earl of Crewe.
• forecourt: There are currently 24 stores on Shell gasoline station forecourts.
• pump: Food & drink: The cafe is behind the gasoline pumps on the way in to the paddock, greasy spoon sort of stuff.
• bomb: The footage also showed a Warrior tank being hit by home-made gasoline bombs hurled by people in the crowd.
• tank: The spare wheel is held in a secure cradle beneath the boot / gasoline tank which holds 10 imperial gallons.
• engine: Fuel bills for the huge gasoline engine are the only real drawback.

Noun used with modifier

• four-cylinder: The Volvo V40 is available with four-cylinder gasoline engines from 109 bhp to 200 bhp.
• liter: Only the 3 liter gasoline engine survives in original form.
• sulfur: Lead in gasoline is now a thing of the past, and we are now using tax incentives to promote ultra-low sulfur gasoline.
• octane: Otherwise, without the catwalk, we'd have dropped into the dike and become soaked in high octane gasoline.
• cylinder: They were powered by a horizontally opposed, 12 cylinder gasoline engine and were built by Vauxhall Motors of Luton.