mineral

• Relativo a los minerales o que los contiene; se usa frecuentemente para describir sustancias de origen natural e inorgánico.

Relating to or containing minerals; often used to describe substances of natural, inorganic origin.

1. B2formal

   Of or relating to minerals; containing or derived from minerals.

   mineral (relativo a minerales)

   • The region is rich in mineral resources.
   • Mineral water is naturally sourced from underground springs.
   • The soil has a high mineral content.

• Sustancia inorgánica natural sólida con una composición química definida y estructura cristalina, que se encuentra comúnmente en la corteza terrestre. También puede referirse a un recurso extraído del suelo con valor económico o a un elemento químico esencial para los seres vivos.

A naturally occurring inorganic solid with a definite chemical composition and crystalline structure, often found in the earth's crust.

1. Naturally occurring substanceB1formalscientific

   A naturally occurring inorganic solid with a definite chemical composition and crystalline structure.

   Mineral

   • Quartz is one of the most common minerals on Earth.
   • The geologist identified several minerals in the rock sample.
   • Minerals are essential for the formation of rocks.

2. NutrientA2formalculinary

   An inorganic element required by living organisms for proper growth and health.

   Mineral (nutriente)

   • Calcium and iron are important minerals for the human body.
   • Leafy greens are rich in essential minerals.
   • The doctor recommended a supplement to increase mineral intake.

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