How do you use "gas" in a sentence?

We use gas for cooking but electricity for heating. The balloon was filled with helium gas. There was a gas leak in the building, so everyone had to evacuate.

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의미: A substance in a state that has no fixed shape and expands freely to fill any space

气体，煤气

gas

ガス、気体

가스, 기체

In British English, gas primarily refers to a state of matter (like oxygen or carbon dioxide) or to natural gas used for heating and cooking. Note that British speakers say 'petrol' for car fuel, while Americans say 'gas' (short for gasoline).

在英式英语中，gas主要指物质状态（如氧气或二氧化碳）或用于取暖和烹饪的天然气。注意英国人说'petrol'表示汽车燃料，而美国人说'gas'（gasoline的缩写）。

En inglés británico, gas se refiere principalmente a un estado de la materia (como el oxígeno o el dióxido de carbono) o al gas natural usado para calefacción y cocina. Ten en cuenta que los británicos dicen «petrol» para el combustible de coches, mientras que los estadounidenses dicen «gas» (abreviatura de gasoline).

イギリス英語では、gasは主に物質の状態（酸素や二酸化炭素など）、または暖房や調理に使う天然ガスを指します。イギリス人は車の燃料を「petrol」と言いますが、アメリカ人は「gas」（gasolineの略）と言うことに注意してください。

영국 영어에서 gas는 주로 물질의 상태(산소나 이산화탄소 같은)나 난방과 요리에 사용되는 천연가스를 의미합니다. 영국인들은 자동차 연료를 'petrol'이라고 하지만, 미국인들은 'gas'(gasoline의 줄임말)라고 합니다.

예문

We use gas for cooking but electricity for heating.
我们用煤气做饭，但用电取暖。
Usamos gas para cocinar pero electricidad para la calefacción.
料理にはガスを使いますが、暖房には電気を使います。
요리에는 가스를 사용하지만 난방에는 전기를 사용합니다.
The balloon was filled with helium gas.
气球里充满了氦气。
El globo estaba lleno de gas helio.
風船はヘリウムガスで満たされていました。
풍선은 헬륨 가스로 채워져 있었습니다.
There was a gas leak in the building, so everyone had to evacuate.
建筑物内发生煤气泄漏，所以每个人都必须撤离。
Hubo una fuga de gas en el edificio, así que todos tuvieron que evacuar.
建物でガス漏れがあったので、全員避難しなければなりませんでした。
건물에서 가스 누출이 발생하여 모두 대피해야 했습니다.

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사용 가이드

맥락: general

어조: neutral

기원과 역사

Coined in the 1650s by Flemish chemist Jan Baptist van Helmont, inspired by Greek 'khaos' (chaos, empty space). He used it to describe the vapours produced in his experiments.

문화적 배경

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

이야기와 상식

Coined by Belgian chemist Jan Baptist van Helmont in the 1600s, derived from Greek 'khaos' (chaos). He invented the word to describe air-like substances that couldn't be seen or easily contained.

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