IPA: //ˈbɛn.zɪn//
KK: /ˈbɛn.zɪn/
A clear, colorless liquid made up of different types of hydrocarbons, often used as a fuel or solvent.
The mechanic filled the car with benzin before the long trip.
Benzin originates from the German word 'Benzin', which is derived from 'Benzol' (benzene), a compound name that comes from 'benzoic acid', which in turn is derived from the Arabic 'bāzahr' (meaning resin). The term refers to a type of fuel derived from petroleum.
Think of 'Benzin' as a fuel derived from 'benzene', which is linked to a resinous substance, helping you remember that it refers to a type of fuel.