place where coal is extracted; colliery

mineral products; minerals extracted from the earth, such as coal, oil, or metals

person who works in a mine to extract minerals; mining worker

mine; place where minerals are extracted

iron ore; rocks or minerals from which metallic iron can be extracted

natural spring water containing minerals or trace elements that is bottled for drinking or therapeutic use

the vertical or sloping passage and tunnels used for underground mining; a mine pit

the industry or business of extracting minerals from the earth

Natural inorganic substances or compounds found in the earth's crust, usually in solid form.

to extract minerals or ores from the earth by manual or mechanical means; the process of mining

an area where minerals are extracted or where a large mining enterprise is located

ore; rock from which useful minerals or metals can be extracted

a mineral; specifically a dietary mineral such as calcium, iron, or zinc found in food and required by the body

a place where gold is naturally found or extracted

A place where copper ore is found or extracted.

factories and mines; industrial and mining enterprises

ore containing iron minerals

refined ore or concentrate with high mineral content produced through processing

natural accumulation of minerals in the earth's crust that is economically valuable to mine; ore bed

the chief executive or manager of a mine

to prospect for minerals or coal; to search for natural ore deposits

all kinds of mineral resources buried underground

industrial and mining enterprises; a collective term for industry and mining

A natural concentration of minerals in the earth's crust that can be mined for profit.

mining waste or residue remaining after ore has been processed

to process mined ore to remove impurities and increase its purity; mineral separation

to open up a mine or exploit mineral resources

Spring water containing a high amount of dissolved minerals or trace elements

Short for [[地质|地質|di4 zhi4]] and [[矿产|礦產|kuang4 chan3]].

mining affairs bureau; state mining enterprise

pit or shaft dug for the purpose of extracting minerals; mine pit; mine shaft

ore in the form of sand or fine particles, whether extracted directly from a deposit or produced through mineral processing

waste residue produced during the processes of mining, ore dressing, or smelting

pyrite; fool's gold; a common mineral with a metallic luster used as a source of sulfur

An ore consisting mainly of hydrated aluminum oxides; common colors include pink, yellow, brown, and red.

A place where silver is found or extracted from the earth

a place where minerals are extracted; mining area or pit

the mining industry; mining operations

A place where rock salt is stored naturally or extracted

ore or mineral deposits with a high concentration of useful elements; typically refers to ore that can be smelted directly

A mineral vein or lode of ore distributed within rock fissures.

ore that has been mined but not yet processed

A mine or deposit where extraction takes place on the surface rather than through underground tunnels; a strip mine or opencast mine.

Specialized lighting equipment used in mines, specifically a portable lamp carried or worn by miners; mining light

an iron oxide mineral that is black, heavy, and strongly magnetic; a primary source of iron ore

oil-based products refined through the distillation of minerals such as petroleum and oil shale

mine car; miner's cart; pit truck; a narrow-gauge rail vehicle used for transporting minerals or supplies in a mine

the proprietor or owner of a mine

ore containing tin