n.滴水石；滤石；石笋

The cave was adorned with magnificent dripstones, forming intricate patterns over centuries.
这个洞穴被壮观的石钟乳装饰，历经数百年形成了复杂的图案。
Dripstones hanging from the ceiling created a mesmerizing natural chandelier in the underground cavern.
天花板上的石钟乳如同迷人的天然吊灯，悬挂在地下洞穴中。
Geologists were studying the unique formation of stalactites and dripstones to understand the cave's geological history.
地质学家正在研究石笋和石钟乳的独特形成，以了解洞穴的地质历史。
Rainwater slowly dripped onto the limestone, gradually turning it into a stunning dripstone formation.
雨水缓缓滴落在石灰岩上，逐渐形成了令人惊叹的石钟乳。
The archeologist carefully removed a small dripstone artifact from the ancient site, marveling at its delicate beauty.
考古学家小心翼翼地从遗址中取出一件小石钟乳制品，惊叹其精致的美。
Natural dripstones in the park serve as a reminder of the slow, continuous process of erosion by water.
公园里的天然石钟乳是水蚀缓慢、持续过程的自然见证。
The dripstone formations in this cave system are a testament to the power and patience of nature.
这个洞穴系统的石钟乳是大自然力量和耐心的证明。
A guided tour highlighted the remarkable dripstone sculptures found within the depths of the cave.
导游带领游客参观洞穴深处那些令人惊叹的石钟乳雕塑。
Dripstone caves are often found in regions with high rainfall and soluble rock, such as limestone.
石钟乳洞穴通常存在于降雨量大且易溶岩石（如石灰岩）丰富的地区。
Scientists use advanced imaging techniques to study the intricate structures of dripstones, revealing clues about Earth's climate history.
科学家利用先进的成像技术研究石钟乳的复杂结构，揭示地球气候历史的线索。