Mine
Mine, mine
kuàng
【Name】
(Phonetic. From the stone, wide sound. Original meaning: mining, minerals)
With the original meaning 〖oredepot; mineral〗
Dan gravel under which the gold. - Jin Guopu "Jiang Fu"
Another example: iron ore; ore field; Mine D (old miners called); mine husband (the ore soldiers); mine Tuen (in mineral mining in order to save the garrison a country spending measures); mine (formerly occupied mines and mining capitalists the means of production); Mining (Mining Services)
Exploitation of mineral mine sites or units 〖〗. Such as: gold; coal; mining tax (formerly Mining Tax); mine votes (old miners in the mine within a cost of coupons issued)
Stone needle, an ancient medical tool〗 〖astoneneedleusedinacupunctureinancientChina
Decoction is not reasonable, not mine attack Ai. - Pi Rixiu "child worship Pandora text"
Mineral
kuàngcáng
〖Mineralresources (deposit)〗 reserves of various minerals in the ground the general term
Seam
kuàngcéng
〖Orebed; strataofores〗
Of sedimentary rocks, or which arise between the economic value of mineral aggregate
In the horizontal distribution of sediment deposited in one or fire into the ore body
Mineral
kuàngchǎn
〖Minerals; mineralproducts〗 value of crustal material in mining, such as copper, oil, etc.
Tub
kuàngchē
〖Orecar; minecar; tram; borgie; borgietruck〗 shipping ore and other mining vehicles (especially moving in orbit)
Deposit
kuàngchuáng
〖Oredeposit; mineraldeposit; orebed〗 collection of minerals in the crust
Miner
kuàngdēng
〖Miner'slamp; cap-lamp〗 mine lighting equipment with a special term for
Miners
kuànggōng
〖Miner; mineworker; pitman〗 mine workers; especially mining workers
Mine
kuàngjǐng
〖Mine; shaft; pit〗 underground deposits, and prudent in the shaft or tunnel dug from which you can use the mining or other mined underground mineral mining methods (such as minerals, precious stones or coal)
Pit
kuàngkēng
〗 〖Miningpit usually deposit formation in the mining or open pit mining or excavation of rock and the mine after mining
Veins
kuàngmài
〖Mineralvein; vein〗 distribution into a vein of ore deposits
Mining
kuàngqū
〗 〖Miningarea mining areas
Afforestation and greening mine
Mineral spring
kuàngquán
〗 〖Mineralspring with a large number of mineral springs, hot springs generally, some can be used to cure diseases
Mineral water
kuàngquánshuǐ
〗 〖Mineralwater artificial mineral water or mineral admixture or gas (such as carbon dioxide) of water
Ore
kuàngshā
〖Ore; oresand was sand-like ore〗
Mine
kuàngshān
〗 〖Mine ore mining areas, including the development of the mine or tunnel deposits, together with the use of mines belonging to its land, buildings and machinery
Ore
kuàngshí
〗 〖The economic value of ore mining and processing can contain any ingredients extracted from natural mineral
Ore
kuàngtǐ
〗 〖Orebody almost continuous solid mineral that the body, in addition to the rich ore, but also includes low-grade ore and weathered debris, but the view from the shape and features, you can now separate the adjacent rock
Mineral
kuàngwù
〗 〖Mineral exist in the crust contains a specific chemical composition (elements or compounds) of a natural origin of matter, the individual crystals can exist or was scattered in other rocks
Mineral resources
kuàngwùzīyuán
〗 〖Mineralresources valuable deposits of a region, that can be found now and in the future can be found; include proven mineral ore bodies and the potential
Mining and Metallurgy
kuàngyě
〗 〖Miningandmetallurgy together mining and metallurgy
Mining
kuàngyè
〗 〖Miningindustry the cause of exploitation of underground mineral
Ore source
kuàngyuán
〗 〖Mineralresources mineral resources
Mineral resources exploration
Slag
kuàngzhā
Blast furnace slag slag〗 〖
Pillar
kuàngzhù
〖Mineprop; prop〗: mine shaft in the top of the wooden pillars supporting
〖Pillar; rib〗: left in the mine's ore or as a stand long column of coal
Mine (phonetic. From the stone, wide sound. The original meaning of mining, minerals) with the original meaning of the gravel under the gold Dan. - Jin Guopu "Jiang Fu" Another example is the iron ore; ore field; Mine D (old miners called); mine husband (the ore soldiers); mine Tuen (in mineral mining in order to save the garrison a country spending measures); mine (formerly occupied the means of production mines and mining capitalists); Mining (Mining Services), place or unit exploitation of mineral stone needles, medical tools ancient decoction is not a science, not mine attack Ai. - Pi Rixiu "child worship Pandora text" mine (woo, mine) kuàng ⒈ reserves available for mining in the formation of iron ~ use of natural resources. Coal ~. Gold ~. Oil ~. Gas ~. Mining ~. ⒉ place ~ Mountain exploitation of minerals. ~ Well. ⒊ especially pyrite ore ~.
Mine kuang
Radical Radical Rock 05 total strokes 08 strokes
Mine
mine;
Mine
(1)
Yu, mining
kuàng
(2)
(Phonetic. From the stone, wide sound. The original meaning of mining, minerals)
(3)
With the original meaning of [ore depot; mineral]
Dan gravel under which the gold. - Jin Guopu "Jiang Fu"
(4)
Another example is iron; ore field; Mine D (old miners called); mine husband (the ore soldiers); mine Tuen (in mineral mining in order to save the garrison a country spending measures); mine (formerly occupied mines and mining capitalists the means of production); Mining (Mining Services)
Stone needle, an ancient medical tool [a stone needle used in acupuncture in ancient china]
Mineral
kuàngcáng
[Mineral resources (deposit)] reserves of various minerals in the ground the general term
Seam
kuàngcéng
(1)
[Ore bed; strata of ores]
(2)
Of sedimentary rocks, or which arise between the economic value of mineral aggregate
(3)
In the horizontal distribution of sediment deposited in one or fire into the ore body
Mineral
kuàngchǎn
[Minerals; mineral products] the value of crustal material in mining, such as copper, oil, etc.
Tub
kuàngchē
[Ore car; mine car; tram; borgie; borgie truck] ore and other mining vehicles shipped (especially moving in orbit)
Deposit
kuàngchuáng
[Ore deposit; mineral deposit; ore bed] a collection of minerals in the crust
Miner
kuàngdēng
[Miner's lamp; cap-lamp] mine with a special term for lighting appliances
Miners
kuànggōng
[Miner; mine worker; pitman] mine workers; especially mining workers
Mine
kuàngjǐng
[Mine; shaft; pit], and prudent in underground deposits in the shaft or tunnel dug from which you can use the mining or other mined underground mineral mining methods (such as minerals, precious stones or coal)
Pit
kuàngkēng
[Mining pit] mining strata is usually deposit or open pit mining or excavation of rock and the mine after mining
kuàngmài
[Mineral vein; vein] distribution into a vein of ore deposits
kuàngqū
[Mining area] mining areas
Afforestation and greening mine
Mineral water
kuàngquánshuǐ
[Mineral water] or artificial mineral water or gas mineral admixture (such as carbon dioxide) of water
Ore
kuàngshā
[Ore; ore sand] was sand-like ore
Mine
kuàngshān
[Mine] ore mining areas, including the development of the mine or tunnel deposits, together with the use of mines belonging to its land, buildings and machinery
Ore
kuàngshí
[Ore] has an economic value can be extracted from the mining and processing of natural ingredients contained in any mineral
Ore
kuàngtǐ
[Ore body] refers to the almost continuous body of solid minerals, in addition to the rich ore, but also includes low-grade ore and weathered debris, but the view from the shape and features, you can rock with the distinction between the neighboring
Mineral
kuàngwù
[Mineral] that exist in the crust contains a specific chemical composition (elements or compounds) of a natural origin of matter, the individual crystals can exist or was scattered in other rocks
Mineral resources
kuàngwù zīyuán
[Mineral resources] valuable deposits of a region, that can be found now and in the future can be found; include proven mineral ore bodies and the potential
Mining and Metallurgy
kuàngyě
[Mining and metallurgy] together mining and metallurgy
Mining
kuàngyè
[Mining industry] the cause of exploitation of underground mineral
Ore source
kuàngyuán
[Mineral resources] Mineral Resources
Mineral resources exploration
Slag
kuàngzhā
[Slag] blast furnace slag
Pillar
kuàngzhù
(1)
[Mine prop; prop]: the top of the mine shaft in the wooden pillars supporting
(2)
[Pillar; rib]: left in the mine ore or as a stand long column of coal
Mine
(Woo)
kuàng ㄎ ㄨ ㄤ ╝
(1)
Formation of natural substances, possession of mined helpful ~ (cáng). ~ Production. ~ Seedlings. ~ Spring. ~ Layer. ~ Bed. ~ Source. Oil ~. Gold ~.
(2)
Place ~ Well exploitation of minerals. ~ Pit. Under ~.
Zheng code gtg, u77ff, gbkbff3
8 number of strokes, radical stone, stroke order number 13251413
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午集下 _Set_ the next afternoon 【集韻】同磺。【周禮·地官·卝人註】卝之言礦也。金玉未成器曰礦。【郭璞·江賦】其下則金礦丹礫。 又𠔌名。【水經註】倚亳川水，出北山礦𠔌。
Yun】 【_set_ with sulfur. People Zhou local officials 【Note】 Guan Guan words mine also. Jin said, mine is not synthesizers. 】 【Guo Pu Jiang Fu Dan gravel under which the gold. And Valley name. 】 【Waterways River Forest mm of water, the Beishan mining valley.
