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| 矿 | kuàng | mineral deposit; ore deposit / ore / a mine |
| 开采 | kāi cǎi | to extract (ore or other resource from a mine) / to exploit / to mine |
| 煤矿 | méi kuàng | coal mine / coal seam |
| 坑井 | kēng jǐng | (mine) galleries and pits |
| 金瓜石 | Jīn guā shí | Jinguashi, town in Ruifang District, New Taipei City, Taiwan, noted for its historic gold and copper mines, used as a prisoner-of-war camp by the Japanese (1942-1945) |
| 雷 | léi | thunder / (bound form) (military) mine, as in 地雷[di4 lei2] land mine / (coll.) to shock; to stun; to astound / (Tw) (coll.) spoiler / (Tw) (coll.) to reveal plot details to (sb) |
| 开山 | kāi shān | to cut into a mountain (to open a mine) / to open a monastery |
| 顶板 | dǐng bǎn | roof / roof plate / rock layer forming roof of a cave or mine / abacus |
| 布雷 | bù léi | to lay mines |
| 矿山 | kuàng shān | mine |
| 肥肉 | féi ròu | fat (e.g. pork fat) / fatty meat / (fig.) a gold mine / cash cow |
| 铜矿 | tóng kuàng | copper mine / copper ore |
| 金矿 | jīn kuàng | gold mine / gold ore |
| 矿坑 | kuàng kēng | mine / mine shaft |
| 坑道 | kēng dào | mine shaft / gallery / tunnel |
| 水雷 | shuǐ léi | naval mine |
| 矿主 | kuàng zhǔ | proprietor of a mine |
| 开矿 | kāi kuàng | to mine / to open a seam |
| 厂矿 | chǎng kuàng | factories and mines |
| 弹坑 | dàn kēng | bomb crater; shell crater; mine crater |
| 矿场 | kuàng chǎng | a mine / pit |
| 罐笼 | guàn lóng | (mining) mine cage |
| 探雷 | tàn léi | to detect mines / mine detection |
| 塃 | huāng | (dialect) newly-mined ore |
| 踩雷 | cǎi léi | to step on a mine / (fig.) to inadvertently do sth that has an unpleasant result / (fig.) to be accidentally exposed to a spoiler |