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这个矿工在矿井里工作。
Zhège kuànggōng zài kuàngjǐng lǐ gōngzuò.
This miner works in the mine.
这个矿产资源非常丰富。
Zhège kuàngchǎn zīyuán fēicháng fēngfù.
This mineral resource is very abundant.
这个矿泉水很健康。
Zhège kuàngquánshuǐ hěn jiànkāng.
This mineral water is very healthy.
矿藏 (kuàngcáng)
mineral deposit
矿物 (kuàngwù)
mineral
厂 (chǎng)
factory
田 (tián)
field
The Chinese character 矿 (kuàng) for "mine" is composed of two parts: 石 (shí) meaning "stone" and 穴 (xué) meaning "cave". The character 矿 originally meant "a cave where stones are mined". In modern Chinese, it is used to refer to mines in general, including coal mines, metal mines, and other types of mines.The character 矿 has a long history, dating back to the Shang Dynasty (c. 1600-1046 BC). It was first used in the oracle bone script, which was a system of writing used in ancient China. In the oracle bone script, the character 矿 was written as a combination of the characters 石 and 穴.The character 矿 has also been used in other languages, such as Japanese and Korean. In Japanese, the character 矿 is pronounced "kō" and is used to refer to mines. In Korean, the character 矿 is pronounced "gwang" and is also used to refer to mines.The character 矿 is a common character in Chinese and is used in a variety of words and phrases. Some examples include:- 矿山 (kuàngshān): mine- 矿工 (kuànggōng): miner- 矿产 (kuàngchǎn): mineral- 矿物 (kuàngwù): mineral
