mine 音標拼音: [m'ɑɪn]
n . 礦,富源,地雷
vt . 挖掘,開采,在…布雷,破壞
vi . 開礦,埋設地雷
pron . 我的
礦,富源,地雷挖掘,開采,在…佈雷,破壞開礦,埋設地雷
mine n 1 :
excavation in the earth from which ores and minerals are extracted 2 :
explosive device that explodes on contact ;
designed to destroy vehicles or ships or to kill or maim personnel v 1 :
get from the earth by excavation ; "
mine ores and metals "
2 :
lay mines ; "
The Vietnamese mined Cambodia "
Mine \
Mine \,
v .
i . [
F .
miner ,
L .
minare to drive animals ,
in LL .
also ,
to lead ,
conduct ,
dig a mine (
cf .
E .
lode ,
and lead to conduct ),
akin to L .
minari to threaten ;
cf .
Sp .
mina mine ,
conduit ,
subterraneous canal ,
a spring or source of water ,
It .
mina .
See {
Menace },
and cf . {
Mien }.]
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1 .
To dig a mine or pit in the earth ;
to get ore ,
metals ,
coal ,
or precious stones ,
out of the earth ;
to dig in the earth for minerals ;
to dig a passage or cavity under anything in order to overthrow it by explosives or otherwise .
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2 .
To form subterraneous tunnel or hole ;
to form a burrow or lodge in the earth ;
as ,
the mining cony .
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Mine \
Mine \ (
m [=
e ]
n ),
n . [
F .]
See {
Mien }. [
Obs .]
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Mine \
Mine \ (
m [
imac ]
n ),
pron . &
a . [
OE .
min ,
fr .
AS .
m [
imac ]
n ;
akin to D .
mijn ,
OS .,
OFries ., &
OHG .
m [
imac ]
n ,
G .
mein ,
Sw .
&
Dan .
min ,
Icel .
minn ,
Goth .
meins my ,
mine ,
meina of me ,
and E .
me . [
root ]
187 .
See {
Me },
and cf . {
My }.]
Belonging to me ;
my .
Used as a pronominal to me ;
my .
Used as a pronominal adjective in the predicate ;
as , "
Vengeance is mine ;
I will repay ." --
Rom .
xii .
19 .
Also ,
in the old style ,
used attributively ,
instead of my ,
before a noun beginning with a vowel .
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I kept myself from mine iniquity . --
Ps .
xviii .
23 .
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Note :
Mine is often used absolutely ,
the thing possessed being understood ;
as ,
his son is in the army ,
mine in the navy .
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When a man deceives me once ,
says the Italian proverb ,
it is his fault ;
when twice ,
it is mine .
--
Bp .
Horne .
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This title honors me and mine . --
Shak .
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She shall have me and mine . --
Shak .
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Mine \
Mine \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Mined };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Mining }.]
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1 .
To dig away ,
or otherwise remove ,
the substratum or foundation of ;
to lay a mine under ;
to sap ;
to undermine ;
hence ,
to ruin or destroy by slow degrees or secret means .
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They mined the walls . --
Hayward .
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Too lazy to cut down these immense trees ,
the spoilers . . .
had mined them ,
and placed a quantity of gunpowder in the cavity . --
Sir W .
Scott .
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2 .
To dig into ,
for ore or metal .
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Lead veins have been traced . . .
but they have not been mined . --
Ure .
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3 .
To get ,
as metals ,
out of the earth by digging .
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The principal ore mined there is the bituminous cinnabar . --
Ure .
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Mine \
Mine \,
n . [
F .,
fr .
LL .
mina .
See {
Mine },
v .
i .]
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1 .
A subterranean cavity or passage ;
especially :
(
a )
A pit or excavation in the earth ,
from which metallic ores ,
precious stones ,
coal ,
or other mineral substances are taken by digging ; --
distinguished from the pits from which stones for architectural purposes are taken ,
and which are called quarries .
(
b ) (
Mil .)
A cavity or tunnel made under a fortification or other work ,
for the purpose of blowing up the superstructure with some explosive agent .
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2 .
Any place where ore ,
metals ,
or precious stones are got by digging or washing the soil ;
as ,
a placer mine .
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3 . (
Fig .):
A rich source of wealth or other good . --
Shak .
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4 . (
Mil .)
An explosive device placed concealed in a location ,
on land or at sea ,
where an enemy vehicle or enemy personnel may pass through ,
having a triggering mechanism which detects people or vehicles ,
and which will explode and kill or maim personnel or destroy or damage vehicles .
A mine placed at sea (
formerly called a {
torpedo },
see {
torpedo }[
2 ]
(
a ) )
is also called an marine mine and underwater mine and sometimes called a floating mine ,
even though it may be anchored to the floor of the sea and not actually float freely .
A mine placed on land (
formerly called a {
torpedo },
see {
torpedo }[
3 ]),
usually buried ,
is called a land mine .
[
PJC ]
{
Mine dial },
a form of magnetic compass used by miners .
{
Mine pig },
pig iron made wholly from ore ;
in distinction from {
cinder pig },
which is made from ore mixed with forge or mill cinder .
{
gold mine }
(
a )
a mine where gold is obtained .
(
b ) (
Fig .)
a rich source of wealth or other good ;
same as {
Mine }
3 . --
Raymond .
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240 Moby Thesaurus words for "
mine ":
Dionaea ,
Eldorado ,
Golconda ,
abri ,
abridge ,
abundance ,
abysm ,
abyss ,
approach trench ,
arm ,
armor ,
armor -
plate ,
avulse ,
baited trap ,
bank ,
barricade ,
battle ,
bereave ,
blast ,
bleed ,
blitz ,
blockade ,
blow to pieces ,
blow up ,
bomb ,
bombard ,
bonanza ,
booby trap ,
bore ,
bulwark ,
bunker ,
burrow ,
carve ,
castellate ,
chasm ,
chisel ,
coal mine ,
colliery ,
communication trench ,
convert ,
cornucopia ,
countermine ,
countersink ,
coupure ,
crenellate ,
cultivate ,
curtail ,
cut off ,
cut out ,
deadfall ,
deathtrap ,
decoy ,
deepen ,
delve ,
deposit ,
depositary ,
depository ,
depress ,
deprive ,
deprive of ,
deracinate ,
derive ,
dig ,
dig in ,
dig out ,
dig up ,
diggings ,
dike ,
disentangle ,
disentitle ,
ditch ,
dive ,
divest ,
double sap ,
drain ,
draw ,
draw out ,
dredge ,
dredge up ,
drill ,
drive ,
dugout ,
ease one of ,
eldorado ,
embattle ,
entrench ,
entrenchment ,
eradicate ,
evolve ,
evulse ,
excavate ,
excavation ,
excise ,
exsect ,
extract ,
extricate ,
fence ,
fire trench ,
firetrap ,
flying sap ,
flytrap ,
font ,
fortified tunnel ,
fortify ,
fosse ,
fount ,
fountain ,
fountainhead ,
foxhole ,
fund ,
furrow ,
gallery ,
garrison ,
get out ,
gin ,
gold mine ,
gouge ,
gouge out ,
gravy train ,
groove ,
grow ,
grub ,
grub up ,
gulf ,
harvest ,
headspring ,
headstream ,
headwater ,
hoard ,
honeycomb ,
lighten one of ,
lode ,
look through ,
lower ,
machine ,
mainspring ,
man ,
man the garrison ,
milk ,
mill ,
mine of wealth ,
moat ,
mole trap ,
mother lode ,
mousetrap ,
open cut ,
opencast ,
palisade ,
pan ,
pan for gold ,
parallel ,
pick out ,
pit ,
pitfall ,
plant a mine ,
pluck out ,
pluck up ,
probe ,
process ,
prospect ,
pull ,
pull out ,
pull up ,
pump ,
quarry ,
raise ,
rake out ,
ransack ,
rattrap ,
read ,
rear ,
refine ,
remove ,
repository ,
reserve ,
reservoir ,
resource ,
rich lode ,
rich uncle ,
rip out ,
riverhead ,
root out ,
root up ,
sabotage ,
sap ,
scan ,
scoop ,
scoop out ,
scour ,
scrabble ,
scrape ,
scratch ,
search ,
set gun ,
shaft ,
shovel ,
sink ,
slit trench ,
smelt ,
sonic mine ,
source ,
source of supply ,
spade ,
spring ,
spring gun ,
springhead ,
staple ,
store ,
storehouse ,
supply ,
survey ,
take away from ,
take from ,
take out ,
tap ,
tear out ,
trap ,
trapfall ,
treasure trove ,
treasure -
house ,
treasury ,
trench ,
trigger a mine ,
trough ,
tunnel ,
undermine ,
unearth ,
unravel ,
uproot ,
vein ,
wall ,
wealth ,
weed out ,
well ,
wellhead ,
wellspring ,
withdraw ,
work ,
workings ,
wrest out
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