diamond mining

US: /ˈdaɪmənd ˌmaɪnɪŋ/

Definition

Definition of diamond mining - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

industry

TECH.

industry that removes natural diamonds from underground or underwater deposits

TECH.

Diamond mining has transformed the economy of the once-remote region.
Stricter regulations have reshaped labor practices in diamond mining.
Diamond mining often raises concerns about environmental damage and workers’ rights.

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Expressions with diamond

diamond geezer

man who is very good or excellent

Everyone loves Tom; he's a diamond geezer.

rough diamond

diamond not polished or cut

The jeweler examined the rough diamond carefully.

diamond hands

person who holds an asset despite risks

A diamond hands never sells in panic.

diamond jubilee

celebration of a 60th anniversary, often for a monarch's reign

The queen's diamond jubilee was celebrated across the country.

diamond in the rough

something valuable but in need of polishing

The old house is a diamond in the rough, it just needs some renovation.

poor man's diamond

substitute for diamond

She wore a ring with a poor man's diamond.

Expressions with mining

mining company

business involved in extracting minerals from the earth

The mining company expanded its operations to new territories.

mining camp

temporary settlement near a mine where workers live and sleep

The old mining camp grew into a busy mountain town.

mining bee

bee that digs tunnels in the ground for nesting

A mining bee made a nest in the garden soil.

mining village

village where most people live or work because of nearby mines

The old mining village stood beside the abandoned coal pits.

mining sector

part of an economy that includes companies extracting minerals from ground

The government announced new tax rules for the mining sector.

bitcoin mining

act of validating bitcoin transactions and adding them to the blockchain

Bitcoin mining ensures the security and integrity of the blockchain.

coal-mining

industry involved in the extraction of coal

The town's economy relies heavily on coal-mining.

data mining

gathering information from existing data in databases

Supermarkets use data mining to analyze shopping habits.

mining concession

official right given to explore and take minerals from certain land

The company invested heavily after winning the new mining concession.

mining exploration

early-stage work to find and evaluate underground minerals or resources

The company invested heavily in mining exploration before opening the new site.

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Kimberley

geography

city in South Africa known for diamond mining

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French:extraction de diamants, ...
German:Diamantenabbau, ...
Italian:estrazione di diamanti, ...
Spanish:minería de diamantes, ...
Portuguese:mineração de diamantes, ...
Chinese:钻石开采业, ...
Japanese:ダイヤモンド採掘, ...
Arabic:تَعدين الأَلْماس, ...
Hebrew:כְּרִיַּת יַהֲלוֹמִים, ...
Russian:добыча алмазов, ...
Ukrainian:видобуток алмазів, ...
Hindi:हीरा खनन, ...
Bengali:হীরা খনন, ...
Catalan:explotació de diamants, ...
Czech:těžba diamantů, ...
Danish:diamantminedrift, ...
Dutch:diamantwinning, ...
Greek:εξόρυξη διαμαντιών, ...
Hungarian:gyémántbányászat, ...
Khmer:ឧស្សាហកម្មជីកយកពេជ្រ, ...
Korean:다이아몬드 채굴, ...
Persian:استخراج الماس, ...
Polish:górnictwo diamentów, ...
Portuguese (BR):mineração de diamantes, ...
Romanian:exploatarea diamantelor, ...
Swedish:diamanutvinning, ...
Thai:อุตสาหกรรมการทำเหมืองเพชร, ...
Turkish:elmas madenciliği, ...
Vietnamese:ngành khai thác kim cương, ...

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