Definition of metalliferous in English:

metalliferous

adjective mɛtəˈlɪf(ə)rəsˌmɛd(ə)lˈɪf(ə)rəs

(chiefly of deposits of minerals) containing or producing metal.
（主要指矿物沉淀）含金属的；产金属的
the known metalliferous mineral deposits of Britain
Example sentencesExamples
- All metalliferous minerals were the personal property of the Emperor.
- Australian engineers brought significant innovation to gold and metalliferous mining.
- Halkyn represents a major site for the metalliferous Festuca ovina-Minuartia verna community [i.e. calaminarian grassland].
- Or perhaps to set up revegetation programs, there's no reason why you couldn't use a metalliferous plant material as your mulch or your compost.
- The formation of mineral deposits and metalliferous vein ores in recognizable crystalline forms took his attention and were carefully described in scientific fashion.
- Thanks to the region's uniquely complex and metalliferous geology, it became known in the industry as ‘the best graduate school of mining geology in the country.’
- The major export items are dominated by commodities, such as petroleum, metalliferous ores and scrap, coal, non-ferrous metal and gold.
- Subsequently the massive sulfide deposit and surrounding metalliferous sediment apron were covered by oceanic radiolarian chert sediments.
- The U.K.-based transnational minerals and energy giant, has been a major actor in the Australian metalliferous minerals and coal mining industries through its Australian-based subsidiary.
- From these talks we chose the pastoral and metalliferous mining (non-coal) industries to begin our campaign to improve minimum standards.
- These were shown to be related principally to historical metalliferous mineral working, urban and industrialized centres.
- A major concern confronting land management agencies in the US is the generation of metal-rich, acid drainage from abandoned metalliferous mine workings and from naturally occurring sulphide-bearing geological units.
- The influence of crustal lineaments on the distribution of igneous activity and their influence on its geochemistry are also illustrated by the location of metalliferous deposits.
- It has been assumed that the formation of these sinters and their associated metalliferous sulphides is due to abiotic processes.
- Leigh joined the mining company in 1970 and has held various roles in the Group's coal and metalliferous operations and is now its chief executive in London.
- The applications of such data now extend well beyond those of metalliferous mineral exploration or resource assessment.
- Indeed, thin mats composed of tufts of loose filaments, but completely encased in orange metalliferous silica, are common on the subaqueous shelf on and between the stromatolite mounds.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin metallifer 'metal-bearing' + -ous.

Definition of metalliferous in US English:

metalliferous

adjectiveˌmɛd(ə)lˈɪf(ə)rəsˌmed(ə)lˈif(ə)rəs

(chiefly of deposits of minerals) containing or producing metal.
（主要指矿物沉淀）含金属的；产金属的
the known metalliferous mineral deposits of Britain
Example sentencesExamples
- The influence of crustal lineaments on the distribution of igneous activity and their influence on its geochemistry are also illustrated by the location of metalliferous deposits.
- Leigh joined the mining company in 1970 and has held various roles in the Group's coal and metalliferous operations and is now its chief executive in London.
- The U.K.-based transnational minerals and energy giant, has been a major actor in the Australian metalliferous minerals and coal mining industries through its Australian-based subsidiary.
- These were shown to be related principally to historical metalliferous mineral working, urban and industrialized centres.
- The formation of mineral deposits and metalliferous vein ores in recognizable crystalline forms took his attention and were carefully described in scientific fashion.
- A major concern confronting land management agencies in the US is the generation of metal-rich, acid drainage from abandoned metalliferous mine workings and from naturally occurring sulphide-bearing geological units.
- It has been assumed that the formation of these sinters and their associated metalliferous sulphides is due to abiotic processes.
- Thanks to the region's uniquely complex and metalliferous geology, it became known in the industry as ‘the best graduate school of mining geology in the country.’
- The major export items are dominated by commodities, such as petroleum, metalliferous ores and scrap, coal, non-ferrous metal and gold.
- Indeed, thin mats composed of tufts of loose filaments, but completely encased in orange metalliferous silica, are common on the subaqueous shelf on and between the stromatolite mounds.
- Halkyn represents a major site for the metalliferous Festuca ovina-Minuartia verna community [i.e. calaminarian grassland].
- The applications of such data now extend well beyond those of metalliferous mineral exploration or resource assessment.
- Or perhaps to set up revegetation programs, there's no reason why you couldn't use a metalliferous plant material as your mulch or your compost.
- Australian engineers brought significant innovation to gold and metalliferous mining.
- From these talks we chose the pastoral and metalliferous mining (non-coal) industries to begin our campaign to improve minimum standards.
- All metalliferous minerals were the personal property of the Emperor.
- Subsequently the massive sulfide deposit and surrounding metalliferous sediment apron were covered by oceanic radiolarian chert sediments.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin metallifer ‘metal-bearing’ + -ous.

单词	metalliferous
释义	Definition of metalliferous in English: metalliferous adjective mɛtəˈlɪf(ə)rəsˌmɛd(ə)lˈɪf(ə)rəs (chiefly of deposits of minerals) containing or producing metal. （主要指矿物沉淀）含金属的；产金属的 the known metalliferous mineral deposits of Britain Example sentencesExamples All metalliferous minerals were the personal property of the Emperor. Australian engineers brought significant innovation to gold and metalliferous mining. Halkyn represents a major site for the metalliferous Festuca ovina-Minuartia verna community [i.e. calaminarian grassland]. Or perhaps to set up revegetation programs, there's no reason why you couldn't use a metalliferous plant material as your mulch or your compost. The formation of mineral deposits and metalliferous vein ores in recognizable crystalline forms took his attention and were carefully described in scientific fashion. Thanks to the region's uniquely complex and metalliferous geology, it became known in the industry as ‘the best graduate school of mining geology in the country.’ The major export items are dominated by commodities, such as petroleum, metalliferous ores and scrap, coal, non-ferrous metal and gold. Subsequently the massive sulfide deposit and surrounding metalliferous sediment apron were covered by oceanic radiolarian chert sediments. The U.K.-based transnational minerals and energy giant, has been a major actor in the Australian metalliferous minerals and coal mining industries through its Australian-based subsidiary. From these talks we chose the pastoral and metalliferous mining (non-coal) industries to begin our campaign to improve minimum standards. These were shown to be related principally to historical metalliferous mineral working, urban and industrialized centres. A major concern confronting land management agencies in the US is the generation of metal-rich, acid drainage from abandoned metalliferous mine workings and from naturally occurring sulphide-bearing geological units. The influence of crustal lineaments on the distribution of igneous activity and their influence on its geochemistry are also illustrated by the location of metalliferous deposits. It has been assumed that the formation of these sinters and their associated metalliferous sulphides is due to abiotic processes. Leigh joined the mining company in 1970 and has held various roles in the Group's coal and metalliferous operations and is now its chief executive in London. The applications of such data now extend well beyond those of metalliferous mineral exploration or resource assessment. Indeed, thin mats composed of tufts of loose filaments, but completely encased in orange metalliferous silica, are common on the subaqueous shelf on and between the stromatolite mounds. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin metallifer 'metal-bearing' + -ous. Definition of metalliferous in US English: metalliferous adjectiveˌmɛd(ə)lˈɪf(ə)rəsˌmed(ə)lˈif(ə)rəs (chiefly of deposits of minerals) containing or producing metal. （主要指矿物沉淀）含金属的；产金属的 the known metalliferous mineral deposits of Britain Example sentencesExamples The influence of crustal lineaments on the distribution of igneous activity and their influence on its geochemistry are also illustrated by the location of metalliferous deposits. Leigh joined the mining company in 1970 and has held various roles in the Group's coal and metalliferous operations and is now its chief executive in London. The U.K.-based transnational minerals and energy giant, has been a major actor in the Australian metalliferous minerals and coal mining industries through its Australian-based subsidiary. These were shown to be related principally to historical metalliferous mineral working, urban and industrialized centres. The formation of mineral deposits and metalliferous vein ores in recognizable crystalline forms took his attention and were carefully described in scientific fashion. A major concern confronting land management agencies in the US is the generation of metal-rich, acid drainage from abandoned metalliferous mine workings and from naturally occurring sulphide-bearing geological units. It has been assumed that the formation of these sinters and their associated metalliferous sulphides is due to abiotic processes. Thanks to the region's uniquely complex and metalliferous geology, it became known in the industry as ‘the best graduate school of mining geology in the country.’ The major export items are dominated by commodities, such as petroleum, metalliferous ores and scrap, coal, non-ferrous metal and gold. Indeed, thin mats composed of tufts of loose filaments, but completely encased in orange metalliferous silica, are common on the subaqueous shelf on and between the stromatolite mounds. Halkyn represents a major site for the metalliferous Festuca ovina-Minuartia verna community [i.e. calaminarian grassland]. The applications of such data now extend well beyond those of metalliferous mineral exploration or resource assessment. Or perhaps to set up revegetation programs, there's no reason why you couldn't use a metalliferous plant material as your mulch or your compost. Australian engineers brought significant innovation to gold and metalliferous mining. From these talks we chose the pastoral and metalliferous mining (non-coal) industries to begin our campaign to improve minimum standards. All metalliferous minerals were the personal property of the Emperor. Subsequently the massive sulfide deposit and surrounding metalliferous sediment apron were covered by oceanic radiolarian chert sediments. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin metallifer ‘metal-bearing’ + -ous.
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