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Zircon

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Definition a mineral consisting of a silicate of zirconium that occurs as prismatic crystals, typically brown but sometimes in translucent forms of gem quality.

Translations

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cn
锆石
en
zircon
es
circón
fr
zircon
de
Zirkon
ar
الزركون
hi
जिक्रोन
pl
cyrkon
ru
циркон
ja
ジルコン

Examples

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A zircon is a mineral that is commonly used as a gemstone.
Zircon is often used in the production of ceramics and refractories.
The zircon crystal structure is tetragonal.

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Once upon a time, there was a curious cat named Bernie. One day, he stumbled upon a shiny stone in his owner's garden. The stone was unlike any he had ever seen before, with a brilliant blue hue that seemed to sparkle in the sun. Bernie couldn't resist the temptation to play with the stone, so he batted it around the garden and chased it all day long. When his owner came home, she noticed the stone in Bernie's possession and recognized it as a zircon. She explained to Bernie that zircons were often used in jewelry because of their beauty and durability. Bernie was fascinated by this new word and couldn't wait to show off his zircon to all his feline friends. The next day, Bernie proudly carried his zircon to the park, where he met his friends. They were all impressed by the stone's beauty and asked Bernie where he had found it. Bernie explained that it was in his owner's garden, and soon all the cats were scouring their own gardens for zircons. As Bernie watched his friends search for zircons, he felt a sense of satisfaction knowing that he had learned a new word and shared it with others. From that day on, Bernie made it his mission to learn a new word every day and share it with anyone who would listen.