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Definition of tailing in English: tailingnoun ˈteɪlɪŋˈteɪlɪŋ 1tailingsThe residue of something, especially ore. 残渣（尤指矿渣） tailings from the mine may contaminate local waterways Example sentencesExamples - Other fields had tailings and slag in varying quantities.
- The remnant ore inside the old stopes, pillars (low grade material not mined before) and tailings used as backfilling are being leached with mild acid solution.
- The problem was that the same water essential to the powering of industry also served to granulate and sluice hundreds of thousands of tons of slag, tailings, and smelter waste into the river.
- Heavy metal skins form on rocks downstream from mine tailings; they can have high concentrations of copper, lead, zinc, manganese, iron, cadmium, mercury, and other heavy metals.
- Then, in the early twentieth century, cleanup crews hauled away the tailings from the gold mine, leaving a depression that created a lake.
- Much of the pollution comes from mine tailings, or residues.
- We've come to the Kennedy Mines Tailing Wheels, which were once these four huge wheels that carried the tailings, or residue, from the mines.
- The asphalt uses taconite tailings as a substrate instead of rock aggregate, which is more widely used in asphalt but doesn't produce a product that is as durable as the tailings-based asphalt.
- Mine wastes have been generated over the last several centuries of mining, the two primary mining wastes being mine tailings and waste rock.
- I say this because in the mid distance is the Swinden Limestone Quarry, and they are removing one hill, and making another with the quarry tailings, and successfully grassing over the spoil and planting trees.
- The lake by the doorway was barely more than a large pond now, heavy and odorous with effluents leached from the tailings by rains.
- Finally, he noted the ‘damage to ranch property owing to the deposit of slag and tailings on the land, and the injurious effect upon the irrigating machinery and ditches.’
- Questions about possible adverse health effects from environmental and occupational exposures to uranium have arisen as a result of uranium mining, residual mine tailings, and the use of depleted uranium in the military.
- Wheeler averred that ‘slag and tailings which are put into the river by this plant do not in any way affect the water for drinking purposes.’
- The decline had partially filled with tailings and other debris while underwater, necessitating significant rehabilitation.
- The author stands in front of an erosion-carved wasteland - the result of 40 years of waiting for nature to reclaim this pile of mine tailings in Miami, Ariz.
- Future generations might actually find our radioactive wastes valuable, just as old mine tailings are a useful source of precious metals today.
- Hence, a deep hole dug in these dumps today can yield three-hundred-year-old tailings that contain excellent mineral specimens.
- There were problems associated with the disposal of tons of overburden and tailings stored on the banks of the Kawerong or washed into the Jaba River, changing its flow and poisoning its waters.
- These terra-cotta-colored walls are made of quarry tailings with cement and a little water added.
- 1.1mass noun Grain or flour of inferior quality.
质量低劣的谷子（或面粉） Example sentencesExamples - Let all the husks, leaves, escaped grain, and other tailings fall directly behind the combine.
2mass noun The action of cutting the stalks or ends off fruit or vegetables. （烹饪之前）摘除水果（或蔬菜）的根 the green beans only needed topping and tailing 青菜豆只需要摘除两头就行了。 Example sentencesExamples - The short sturdy blade is ideal for peeling, carving, cutting, topping and tailing vegetables or fruit that can be held in the hand or placed on a board.
- Wth a blade only 10cm (4") long, it is used for a host of small jobs in the kitchen, from tipping and tailing vegetables to sectioning fruit.
3The part of a beam or projecting brick or stone embedded in a wall. 砌置墙上的挑出件 Example sentencesExamples - After tooling, cut off mortar tailings with trowel and brush excess mortar burrs and dust from face of brick.
Rhymesfailing, grayling, mailing, paling, railing, sailing, unavailing, veiling, wailing Definition of tailing in US English: tailingnounˈtāliNGˈteɪlɪŋ 1tailingsThe residue of something, especially ore. 残渣（尤指矿渣） Example sentencesExamples - The lake by the doorway was barely more than a large pond now, heavy and odorous with effluents leached from the tailings by rains.
- Questions about possible adverse health effects from environmental and occupational exposures to uranium have arisen as a result of uranium mining, residual mine tailings, and the use of depleted uranium in the military.
- I say this because in the mid distance is the Swinden Limestone Quarry, and they are removing one hill, and making another with the quarry tailings, and successfully grassing over the spoil and planting trees.
- Future generations might actually find our radioactive wastes valuable, just as old mine tailings are a useful source of precious metals today.
- The decline had partially filled with tailings and other debris while underwater, necessitating significant rehabilitation.
- The asphalt uses taconite tailings as a substrate instead of rock aggregate, which is more widely used in asphalt but doesn't produce a product that is as durable as the tailings-based asphalt.
- There were problems associated with the disposal of tons of overburden and tailings stored on the banks of the Kawerong or washed into the Jaba River, changing its flow and poisoning its waters.
- The problem was that the same water essential to the powering of industry also served to granulate and sluice hundreds of thousands of tons of slag, tailings, and smelter waste into the river.
- Much of the pollution comes from mine tailings, or residues.
- Hence, a deep hole dug in these dumps today can yield three-hundred-year-old tailings that contain excellent mineral specimens.
- Other fields had tailings and slag in varying quantities.
- We've come to the Kennedy Mines Tailing Wheels, which were once these four huge wheels that carried the tailings, or residue, from the mines.
- The remnant ore inside the old stopes, pillars (low grade material not mined before) and tailings used as backfilling are being leached with mild acid solution.
- Then, in the early twentieth century, cleanup crews hauled away the tailings from the gold mine, leaving a depression that created a lake.
- The author stands in front of an erosion-carved wasteland - the result of 40 years of waiting for nature to reclaim this pile of mine tailings in Miami, Ariz.
- Heavy metal skins form on rocks downstream from mine tailings; they can have high concentrations of copper, lead, zinc, manganese, iron, cadmium, mercury, and other heavy metals.
- Finally, he noted the ‘damage to ranch property owing to the deposit of slag and tailings on the land, and the injurious effect upon the irrigating machinery and ditches.’
- Wheeler averred that ‘slag and tailings which are put into the river by this plant do not in any way affect the water for drinking purposes.’
- Mine wastes have been generated over the last several centuries of mining, the two primary mining wastes being mine tailings and waste rock.
- These terra-cotta-colored walls are made of quarry tailings with cement and a little water added.
2The part of a beam or projecting brick or stone embedded in a wall. 砌置墙上的挑出件 Example sentencesExamples - After tooling, cut off mortar tailings with trowel and brush excess mortar burrs and dust from face of brick.
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