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| chem. |
ore; malachite; green carbonate of copper; mountain green (native mineral); manganite; grey manganese ore (native mineral); hematite; native mineral |
| met. |
metal; mineral |
| polit. |
ore Mineral, rock, earth, etc. from which metal or other valuable constituents are extracted (Filon, gisement, etc. d'où l'on extrait les métaux ou tout autre minéral) |
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| environ. |
ore A mineral or mineral aggregate, more or less mixed with gangue, that can be worked and treated at a profit |
| polit. |
ore (Mineral, rock, earth, etc. from which metal or other valuable constituents are extracted, Filon, gisement, etc. d'où l'on extrait les métaux ou tout autre minéral) |
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| gen. |
deep mine operations |
| engl. |
mine |
| environ. |
mine An opening or excavation in the earth for extracting minerals |
| industr., construct. |
lead |
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| construct. |
undermine |
| met. |
to mine |
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| comp. |
minor |
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| mater.sc. |
ores |
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| law, engl. |
mines |
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| tech. |
mineshaft |
