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Definition of culm - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
plantTECH. hollow jointed stem of grass or sedgeTECH.
- The culm of the bamboo was strong and flexible.
2.
energyTECH. waste coal used as low-quality fuelTECH.
- The factory used culm to power its machines.
Images of culm

hollow jointed stem of grass or sedge 
waste coal used as low-quality fuel
Origin of culm
Latin, culmus (stalk) + -
Examples of culm in a sentence
Farmers harvested the culm for thatching roofs. Culm was stockpiled for use during the winter months. The plant's boiler was fueled by culm.
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- French:chaume, houille de mauvaise qualité, ...
- German:Halm, Kohlenabfälle, ...
- Italian:culmo, carbone di scarto, ...
- Spanish:tallo, residuo de carbón, ...
- Portuguese:colmo, resíduo de carvão, ...
- Chinese:秆, 煤矸石, ...
- Japanese:稈, クルム, ...
- Arabic:سَاق مُجَوَّف, فَحْم نِفَايَات, ...
- Hebrew:גַּבְעוֹל, פְּסוֹלֶת פֶּחָם, ...
- Russian:стебель, отсев, ...
- Ukrainian:стебло, відходи вугілля, ...
- Hindi:तना, कल्म, ...
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