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adit"entrance," c. 1600, from Latin aditus "approach, entrance, a going to or drawing near," from past participle stem of adire "to approach," from ad- "to" (see ad [..]
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aditA nearly horizontal passage from the surface by which a mine is entered and dewatered. A blind horizontal opening into a mountain, with only one entrance.
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aditA horizontal entrance to an underground excavation site.
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aditADIT is an immigration law term. It is the abbreviation for Alien Documentation, Identification and Telecommunications card, Form I-89. ADIT is used to collect important data regarding an alien. Form [..]
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adit(n) a nearly horizontal passage from the surface into a mine
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aditA short transverse tunnel connecting two parallel main tunnels; often called a "cross adit"
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aditA short length of horizontal or sub-horizontal tunnel driven from the surface to the main tunnel to enable more headings to be driven or to provide permanent access to the tunnel.
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aditA horizontal passage from the surface into a mine. Sometimes called a tunnel.
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aditcommon mining term for a horizontal to sub–horizontal tunnel driven into a hillside to access an ore body.
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aditA horizontal passage from the surface into a mine. Sometimes called a tunnel.
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aditA horizontal passage connecting the surface and the workings of an underground mine.
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aditAn opening driven horizontally into the side of a mountain or hill for providing access to a mineral deposit. Advanced property
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adita horizontal or nearly horizontal underground passage coming to the surface at one end of a mine.
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aditA tunnel designed to extract materials, such as minerals or coal, from underground, or to drain existing mines by sloping slightly upwards from the entrance. Adits are therefore self-draining.
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