refinery

English

Etymology

refine +‎ -ery

Noun

refinery (plural refineries)

A building, or a mass of machinery, used to produce refined products such as sugar, oil, or metals.

Related terms

Translations

building used to produce refined products

Chinese:
Mandarin: 精煉廠 (zh), 精炼厂 (zh) (jīngliànchǎng)
Czech: rafinérie (cs) f
Dutch: raffinaderij (nl) f
Finnish: jalostamo (fi)
French: raffinerie (fr) f
German: Raffinerie (de) f
Greek: διυλιστήριο (el) n (diylistírio)
Hungarian: finomító (hu)
Indonesian: kilang (id)

Italian: raffineria (it) f
Japanese: 精錬所 (せいれんしょ, seirensho)
Persian: پالایشگاه‎ (fa) (pâlâyešgâh)
Polish: rafineria (pl) f
Portuguese: refinaria (pt) f
Russian: (oil) нефтеперераба́тывающий заво́д m (neftepererabátyvajuščij zavód), нефтезаво́д (ru) m (neftezavód), НПЗ (ru) m (NPZ), (sugar) са́харный заво́д (sáxarnyj zavód)
Spanish: refinería f
Swedish: raffinaderi (sv) n
Turkish: rafineri (tr)
Volapük: rafinükamöp (vo), (sugar) juegirafinükamöp

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