charcoal burner (Meaning)

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charcoal burner (n)

a worker whose job is to make charcoal

a stove that burns charcoal as fuel

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The charcoal burner worked tirelessly in the forest, converting wood into charcoal through a traditional process.
In rural areas, families relied on the local charcoal burner to supply them with fuel for cooking and heating.
As a charcoal burner, he mastered the art of controlling the temperature and airflow to produce high-quality charcoal.
The charcoal burner's hut was surrounded by stacks of wood waiting to be transformed into fuel.
Despite technological advancements, some communities still preferred the quality of charcoal produced by skilled charcoal burners.
The ancient craft of charcoal burning passed down through generations, with each charcoal burner refining their techniques.
The life of a charcoal burner was challenging, requiring long hours of laborious work in harsh conditions.
Charcoal burners were once a common sight in the countryside, their kilns dotting the landscape.
The local economy relied heavily on the output of the charcoal burner, whose product fueled industries and households alike.
Charcoal burners played a vital role in sustaining communities, their skill and dedication ensuring a steady supply of essential fuel.

a worker whose job is to make charcoal, a stove that burns charcoal as fuel

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The charcoal burner worked tirelessly in the forest, converting wood into charcoal through a traditional process.

In rural areas, families relied on the local charcoal burner to supply them with fuel for cooking and heating.

As a charcoal burner, he mastered the art of controlling the temperature and airflow to produce high-quality charcoal.

The charcoal burner's hut was surrounded by stacks of wood waiting to be transformed into fuel.