mineral

名词矿物; 矿物质; 矿石; 汽水

形容词矿物的，似矿物的

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1. 矿物质：量元素钙 (四)矿物质 (mineral)及微量元素铁 (四)矿物质 (mineral)及微量元素(四)矿物质 (mineral)及微量元素铁 (四)矿物质 (mineral)及微量元素食物来源: (四)矿物质 (mineral)及微量元素磷 (四)矿物质 (mineral)及微量元素

2. 无机盐：(四)无机盐和微量元素 人体内,除碳、氢、氧和氮以外的元素称矿物质,是无机盐(mineral)与微量元素(microelement)的总称. 其中含量较多的有钙、镁、钾、钠、磷、硫、氯7,种元素,约占人体总灰分的60%~80%,称之为常量元素;此外,

3. 矿石：纵使种族特性不同,<<星际争霸>>里三个种族使用相同的资源以维持经济与建立军队,分别是矿石(Mineral)与高能瓦斯(Vespene Gas). 前者被用以建造或研发所有的单位、建筑物与科技,可利用各种族的工人单位从地图上的矿石晶体采集;

1. 矿物;矿物质；矿产
    A mineral is a substance such as tin, salt, or sulphur that is formed naturally in rocks and in the earth. Minerals are also found in small quantities in food and drink.

1. The energy and mineral connections are by definition driven by Beijing and the major industrial enterprises.

2. Five years down the road, the commodity is now Western Australia's largest individual mineral sector by value.

3. Tap water and bottled mineral water with more than 150 milligrams of calcium per liter are equally good sources of the mineral.

4. mineral的反义词

4. China calculated the potential value of mineral reserves based on the remaining reserves by the end of 2000.

5. Active guidance will be given to enterprises in organizing clean and safe production in the course of mineral resources prospecting and exploitation.

6. Although the country will " inevitably " play a more active role in the international market, discoveries of new domestic mineral deposits will still be essential.

7. The helium atoms were locked in the mineral grains as they cooled and moved closer to the surface during the carving of the Grand Canyon.

8. mineral的翻译

8. China will speed up the structural adjustment of mineral resources exploitation and utilization, increase productive capacity and raise efficiency.

9. The mineral water finally got a permit after rounds of tests and checks by the carrier to prove its quality and brand value.

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10. It will circle around the moon for a year to analyze its chemical and mineral composition and to explore the characteristics of the lunar surface.

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