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单词 mineral
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mineral
noun
uk
/ˈmɪn.ər.əl/us
/ˈmɪn.ər.əl/

mineralnoun(SUBSTANCE)

[C]
avaluableorusefulchemicalsubstancethat isformednaturallyin theground
矿物
[C]
achemicalthatyourbodyneedstostayhealthy:
（人体所需的）矿物质
Ahealthydietshouldsupplyallnecessaryvitaminsand minerals.一份健康的饮食应该提供所有必要的维生素和矿物质。
a mineralsupplement补充的矿物质
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Geology: mineralogy
  • crude
  • crystal
  • crystalline
  • deposit
  • fool's gold
  • gold dust
  • graphite
  • intercrystalline
  • like gold dustidiom
  • magnesium
  • mica
  • mineralogical
  • mineralogist
  • mineralogy
  • nugget
  • prospector
  • pyrite
  • quasicrystal
  • silicate
  • silicon
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Engineering - mining & quarrying
Vitamins & minerals

mineralnoun(DRINK)

minerals[plural]UKold-fashioned
cold,sweetfizzydrinks(=oneswithbubbles)withoutalcohol
无酒精泡腾凉饮料，汽水
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Soft drinks
  • apple juice
  • Arnold Palmer
  • barley water
  • bitter lemon
  • boba
  • boba tea
  • cream soda
  • dalgona coffee
  • egg cream
  • energy drink
  • frappé
  • malt
  • milkshake
  • near beer
  • non-alcoholic
  • noncola
  • slimline
  • soda
  • soda fountain
  • soft drink
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mineral
adjective
uk
/ˈmɪn.ər.əl/us
/ˈmɪn.ər.əl/
being or consisting of a mineral or minerals:
矿物的；含矿物的，有矿物质的
a mineraldeposit(=substanceorlayerthat isleft)矿层
Thespeakeremphasizedthat much ofSouthAfrica'simportancelayinitsmineralwealth.发言者强调说南非的重要性很大程度在于它丰富的矿藏。
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Vitamins & minerals
  • ascorbic acid
  • B vitamin
  • bioflavonoid
  • biotin
  • carotene
  • multivitamin
  • niacin
  • Omega-3
  • retinol
  • riboflavin
  • tocopherol
  • vitamin
  • vitamin A
  • vitamin B1
  • vitamin B6
  • vitamin B7
  • vitamin B complex
  • vitamin C
  • vitamin D
  • vitamin E
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Geology: mineralogy
(Definition ofmineralfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

mineral| American Dictionary

mineral
noun[C]
us
/ˈmɪn·ər·əl/
chemistry
asubstancethatexistsnaturallyinfoods,water, or theground, and is not alivingorganism
earth science
A mineral is also anaturalsubstancesuch ascoal,gold, ordiamondthat isobtainedfrom theearthbymining
(Definition ofmineralfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

mineral| Business English

mineral
noun[C]
uk
/ˈmɪnərəl/us
NATURAL RESOURCES
avaluableorusefulchemicalsubstancethat isformednaturallyin theground:
Thecountryisrichin minerals andoil.
rare/preciousminerals
mineraldeposits
achemicalthatyourbodyneedstostayhealthy:
Ahealthydietshouldsupplyallnecessaryvitaminsand minerals.
amineralsupplement
(Definition ofmineralfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofmineral

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Considering the high grade of preservation, themineralformation process was probably a relatively quick event.
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Themineralnutrition of wild plants revisited: a re-evaluation of processes and patterns.
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The most serious threat to these peoples is represented by the commercial development of strategically important reserves ofmineralresources.
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The glassy matrix of the rock was totally replaced by chlorite minerals.
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Not surprisingly,mineral-rich areas have turned out to be major targets of rebel movements.
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The distribution of different minerals on the surface was determined.
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The formation of the clay minerals can be divided into three different stages in the tuffs.
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Among the many efficiencies gained in intensive rotationally grazed systems, 60-99% of minerals and nutrients are recoverable14.
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Magnetic fabrics show an evolution similar to the silicatemineralfabrics.
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Magnetic fabrics show an evolution similar to the silicatemineralfabrics in general.
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Here, we present the results concerning the adsorption and detection of the adenine nucleic based on a series of minerals including clay and meteorite.
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Prior to this, the wells of the microtitre plate had been filled with 3 drops ofmineraloil.
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More recently, the availability of filters, bottled water, and 'spring water' for general use as opposed to more saltymineralwater have increased.
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The microbial community was seen to have a profound effect onmineraltexture and on metal partitioning.
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The majority of drugs originated from plants, followed by animals and minerals.
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