Definition of diamantiferous in English:

diamantiferous

adjective ˌdʌɪəmənˈtɪf(ə)rəsˌdaɪəmənˈtɪfərəs

(of a rock formation, region, etc.) producing or yielding diamonds.
（岩层、地区等）产钻石的
Example sentencesExamples
- Salomon, a fisherman, has to work in the diamantiferous mines.
- Finally, important discoveries of diamantiferous deposits are pursued in this moment in the region of Upper Kasai.
- Even if the kimberlitic and lamproitic rocks belong to intrusive phases of different ages, they can still crop out in the same geological sectors; therefore some diamantiferous diatremes may contain diamonds of different ages.
- The diamantiferous sandstone of India is of very wide distribution.
- Last December, two diamantiferous kimberlites were discovered in the Otish Mountain region.
- Several techniques are used to process the diamantiferous ore.
- In the first case diamonds are extracted from the diamantiferous chimneys of the ancient volcanoes, made up of kimberlite, or blue rock.
- The marine prospection is made by boats equipped with pumps in order to sample the diamantiferous gravel.
- Numerous geological series of auriferous and diamantiferous areas would also be worth studying in detail.

Origin

Late 19th century: from French diamantifère, from diamant 'diamond' + -fère 'producing'.

Definition of diamantiferous in US English:

diamantiferous

adjectiveˌdīəmənˈtifərəsˌdaɪəmənˈtɪfərəs

(of a rock formation, region, etc.) producing or yielding diamonds.
（岩层、地区等）产钻石的
Example sentencesExamples
- Even if the kimberlitic and lamproitic rocks belong to intrusive phases of different ages, they can still crop out in the same geological sectors; therefore some diamantiferous diatremes may contain diamonds of different ages.
- Salomon, a fisherman, has to work in the diamantiferous mines.
- Numerous geological series of auriferous and diamantiferous areas would also be worth studying in detail.
- Finally, important discoveries of diamantiferous deposits are pursued in this moment in the region of Upper Kasai.
- Several techniques are used to process the diamantiferous ore.
- In the first case diamonds are extracted from the diamantiferous chimneys of the ancient volcanoes, made up of kimberlite, or blue rock.
- Last December, two diamantiferous kimberlites were discovered in the Otish Mountain region.
- The marine prospection is made by boats equipped with pumps in order to sample the diamantiferous gravel.
- The diamantiferous sandstone of India is of very wide distribution.

Origin

Late 19th century: from French diamantifère, from diamant ‘diamond’ + -fère ‘producing’.

词汇	diamantiferous
释义	Definition of diamantiferous in English: diamantiferous adjective ˌdʌɪəmənˈtɪf(ə)rəsˌdaɪəmənˈtɪfərəs (of a rock formation, region, etc.) producing or yielding diamonds. （岩层、地区等）产钻石的 Example sentencesExamples Salomon, a fisherman, has to work in the diamantiferous mines. Finally, important discoveries of diamantiferous deposits are pursued in this moment in the region of Upper Kasai. Even if the kimberlitic and lamproitic rocks belong to intrusive phases of different ages, they can still crop out in the same geological sectors; therefore some diamantiferous diatremes may contain diamonds of different ages. The diamantiferous sandstone of India is of very wide distribution. Last December, two diamantiferous kimberlites were discovered in the Otish Mountain region. Several techniques are used to process the diamantiferous ore. In the first case diamonds are extracted from the diamantiferous chimneys of the ancient volcanoes, made up of kimberlite, or blue rock. The marine prospection is made by boats equipped with pumps in order to sample the diamantiferous gravel. Numerous geological series of auriferous and diamantiferous areas would also be worth studying in detail. Origin Late 19th century: from French diamantifère, from diamant 'diamond' + -fère 'producing'. Definition of diamantiferous in US English: diamantiferous adjectiveˌdīəmənˈtifərəsˌdaɪəmənˈtɪfərəs (of a rock formation, region, etc.) producing or yielding diamonds. （岩层、地区等）产钻石的 Example sentencesExamples Even if the kimberlitic and lamproitic rocks belong to intrusive phases of different ages, they can still crop out in the same geological sectors; therefore some diamantiferous diatremes may contain diamonds of different ages. Salomon, a fisherman, has to work in the diamantiferous mines. Numerous geological series of auriferous and diamantiferous areas would also be worth studying in detail. Finally, important discoveries of diamantiferous deposits are pursued in this moment in the region of Upper Kasai. Several techniques are used to process the diamantiferous ore. In the first case diamonds are extracted from the diamantiferous chimneys of the ancient volcanoes, made up of kimberlite, or blue rock. Last December, two diamantiferous kimberlites were discovered in the Otish Mountain region. The marine prospection is made by boats equipped with pumps in order to sample the diamantiferous gravel. The diamantiferous sandstone of India is of very wide distribution. Origin Late 19th century: from French diamantifère, from diamant ‘diamond’ + -fère ‘producing’.
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