- 石油 shíyóu petroleumpetroleum; oil
- 石头 shítou stonestone; rock
- 钻石 zuànshí diamonddiamond; precious stone made of carbon, often used in jewelry or as an industrial abrasive
- 石化 shíhuà fossilizationThe geological process by which organic matter turns into stone; petrification
- 蒋介石 jiǎngjièshí Chiang Kai-shekChiang Kai-shek (1887-1975), prominent military and political leader of the Kuomintang; head of the Nationalist government in China from 1928 to 1949 and later in Taiwan
- 岩石 yánshí rockrock; natural aggregate of minerals that makes up the earth's crust
- 石家庄 shíjiāzhuāng ShijiazhuangPrefecture-level city and the provincial capital of [[河北|河北|he2 bei3]] Province
- 宝石 bǎoshí gemprecious stone; jewel; gem
- 化石 huàshí fossilThe remains or traces of ancient organisms that have been preserved in rock and turned into stone; used as data for studying the history of the earth and evolution.
- 结石 jiéshí calculushard mass or stone formed within organs or ducts of the body, such as the kidneys or gallbladder; calculus
- 陨石 yǔnshí meteoritea piece of rock or metal from space that has fallen to the surface of a planet or moon; aerolite
- 铁矿石 tiěkuàngshí iron oreiron ore; rocks or minerals from which metallic iron can be extracted
- 矿石 kuàngshí oreore; rock from which useful minerals or metals can be extracted
- 石块 shíkuài stonestone; rock; a block of stone
- 石榴 shíliu pomegranatepomegranate; the tree or its fruit
- 石膏 shígāo plaster castplaster cast used for setting broken bones
- 石板 shíbǎn slaba flat slab of stone; a flagstone used in construction
- 石狮 shíshī stone liona stone lion statue traditionally placed at the entrance of palaces, temples, or large buildings for decoration and protection
- 基石 jīshí cornerstonefoundation stone used as the base of a building
- 泥石流 níshíliú mudslideA sudden torrent of mud and rocks rushing down a slope, often triggered by heavy rain; mudflow; landslide.
- 巨石 jùshí huge rockhuge rock; boulder; monolith; megalith
- 碎石 suìshí gravelcrushed or broken stone; rock debris
- 石灰 shíhuī limeMaterial made from burning limestone, used in construction, agriculture, and medicine; includes both quicklime and slaked lime. Also called [[白灰|白灰|bai2 hui1]].
- 石英 shíyīng quartzquartz; a common rock-forming mineral composed of silicon dioxide, including varieties such as crystal and amethyst; used in making glass, electronics, and optical instruments
- 大理石 dàlǐshí marblemarble; a type of metamorphic rock used for building and sculpture, named after Dali in Yunnan province where it is famously produced
- 玉石 yùshí jadejade in its raw state or a precious stone resembling jade
- 石子 shízǐ pebblecobblestone; pebble; small stone
- 石林 shílín stone foresta geological karst formation consisting of tall, dense limestone pillars
- 石家庄市 shíjiāzhuāngshì ShijiazhuangShijiazhuang, a city and the capital of [[河北省|河北省|he2 bei3 sheng3]] in northern China
- 水落石出 shuǐluòshíchū water recedes and rocks emergewinter water levels drop, causing rocks in the riverbed to be exposed; used to describe seasonal scenery
- 石碑 shíbēi stone tabletA stone slab or stela used as a monument or marker, usually featuring inscriptions or patterns.
- 红宝石 hóngbǎoshí rubyruby; a red variety of transparent corundum noted for its extreme hardness and used in jewelry or precision instruments
- 石蜡 shílà paraffin waxparaffin wax; a white or colorless organic compound derived from petroleum used for making candles, insulation, and medicine
- 石桥 shíqiáo stone bridgea bridge constructed out of stone
- 黄石 huángshí HuangshiHuangshi, a prefecture-level city in [[湖北|湖北|hu2 bei3]] Province
- 石刻 shíkè stone inscriptionA stone tablet, cliff wall, or object carved with writing, pictures, or reliefs; also refers to the inscriptions themselves.
- 石棉 shímián asbestosA fibrous mineral used for fireproofing and insulation due to its resistance to heat, acids, and electricity.
- 石门 shímén stone gatea gate or portal made of stone
- 石壁 shíbì stone cliffa cliff or precipice with a steep, wall-like rock face
- 石墨 shímò graphitegraphite; a soft black form of carbon used in pencils and as an electrical conductor
- 石雕 shídiāo stone carvingThe art of carving images or patterns into stone; a work of art created by this process.
- 铁石心肠 tiěshíxīncháng heart of stoneunfeeling or cold; describing someone who is not easily moved by emotion
- 金石 jīnshí metal and stone(bound form) metal and stone; used to describe objects that are physically hard or firm, such as weapons or precious gems
- 石器 shíqì stone toolstone tool or implement; stone vessel; stoneware. Specifically used in archaeology to refer to tools made of stone by humans in primitive societies.
- 王安石 wáng'ānshí Wang AnshiWang Anshi (1021–1086); Song dynasty statesman, reformer, and writer; one of the [[唐宋八大家|唐宋八大家|tang2 song4 ba1 da4 jia1]]
- 蓝宝石 lánbǎoshí sapphireAny transparent variety of corundum besides red; typically blue but can be other colors, used in jewelry or as bearings for precision instruments.
- 绊脚石 bànjiǎoshí stumbling blocka stone on a path that trips a person
- 金刚石 jīngāngshí diamondThe hardest naturally occurring substance, a crystalline form of carbon used as a gemstone and for industrial cutting or grinding. Also known as [[钻石|鑽石|zuan4 shi2]] or [[金刚钻|金剛鑽|jin1 gang1 zuan4]].
- 砂石 shāshí sand and stonesand and stone; sandstone; aggregate
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