英:[maɪn]
美:[maɪn]
英:[maɪn]
美:[maɪn]
复数:mines
第三人称单数:mines
现在分词:mining
过去式:mined
过去分词:mined
词根:mine
adj.mineral 矿物的;矿质的
mineralized 矿藏丰富的
miny 如矿坑的
n.mineral 矿物;(英)矿泉水;无机物;苏打水(常用复数表示)
mining 矿业;采矿
miner 矿工;开矿机
mined 开采
minelayer 布雷舰(或飞机)
v.mineralized 使成矿(mineralize的过去式和过去分词)
vi.mineralize 采集矿物
vt.mineralize 使含无机化合物;使矿物化
adjective
my—used before a word beginning with a vowel or h or sometimes as a modifier of a preceding noun —archaic except in an elevated style
this treasure in mine arms—William Shakespeare
pronoun
that which belongs to me—used without a following noun as a pronoun equivalent in meaning to the adjective my
Your eyes are brown and mine are green.
noun
a pit or excavation in the earth from which mineral substances are taken
an ore deposit
a subterranean passage under an enemy position
an encased explosive that is placed in the ground or in water and set to explode when disturbed
a rich source of supply
verb
transitive verb
to dig under to gain access or cause the collapse of (an enemy position)
undermine
to get (something, such as ore) from the earth
to extract from a source
information mined from the files
to burrow beneath the surface of
larva that mines leaves
to place military mines in, on, or under
mine a harbor
to dig into for ore or metal
to process for obtaining a natural constituent
mine the air for nitrogen
to seek valuable material in
mine old records for more details
to create or obtain more units of (a cryptocurrency) through a cryptographic process
But bitcoins also need to be generated in the first place. Bitcoins are "mined" when you set your Bitcoin client to a mode that has it compete to update the public log of transactions. All the clients set to this mode race to solve a cryptographic puzzle by completing the next "block" of the shared transaction log. Winning the race to complete the next block wins you a 50-Bitcoin prize.—Tom Simonite
intransitive verb
to dig a mine
coal mine煤矿,煤矿坑
gold mine金矿,金山
friend of mine我的朋友
copper mine铜矿
iron mine铁矿;铁矿山
mine ventilation矿井通风;矿山通风
underground mine地下矿山;地下开采矿
mine hoist矿井提升机;矿井吊车
salt mine盐矿;岩盐产地;岩盐坑
iron ore mine铁矿山
mine field矿区;[军]雷区
open pit mine露天矿
mine exploitation矿山开发
strip minen. (美)露天矿
land mine地雷
acid mine drainage酸性矿水排水;排泄酸性矿水
mine survey矿山测量[地理]
mine surveying矿山测量学;矿山勘测
mine clearance扫雷
a mine of information知识的宝库
古英语 min"我的"(代词和形容词),源自原始日耳曼语 *minaz(也是古弗里西亚语、古撒克逊语、古高地德语 min 、中古荷兰语、荷兰语 mijn 、德语 mein 、古诺尔斯语 minn 、哥特语 meins"我的"),源自 me 的词根。
作为形容词,"属于我",在其名词之前(名词可以省略),从13世纪开始被 my 取代,当名词被表达时。作为名词,"我的人民,我的家人",源自古英语。在 this heart of mine, no fault of mine 等中,形式是双重所有格。
矿山
矿藏
矿[山]
(1) 广义:指有完整独立的生产系统,经营管理上相对独立的矿产品生产单位。(2) 狭义:指矿井或露天采场。
Adjective and Pronoun Middle English min, from Old English mīn — more at my Noun Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Vulgar Latin *mina, probably of Celtic origin; akin to Welsh mwyn ore
The first known use of mine was before the 12th century
mine1 of 4adjective
my—used before a word beginning with a vowel or h or after a noun
mine2 of 4pronoun
my one : my ones
mine3 of 4noun
a pit or tunnel from which minerals (as coal, gold, or diamonds) are taken
a deposit of ore
an underground passage dug beneath an enemy position
an explosive device placed in the ground or water and set to explode when disturbed
a rich source
a mine of information
mine4 of 4verb
to dig or form mines under a place
to obtain from a mine
mine coal
to lay military mines in or under
mine a harbor
to work in a mine
1 His eyes caught mine, and then he went back to his watch post.
2 I followed her lead, peeling mine off in slow motion.
3 My sister hated her nose, too—hers was smaller but more rotund than mine—and my parents agreed that something needed to be done about it.
4 My arms are raised; she holds my hands, each of mine in each of hers.
5 The girl rolled her eyes, which were green like mine.
6 “Well, mine leaked, too, unless I was constantly seeing to the spell.”
7 But with all the power coming from the capital, the mines could be lit up by Mobutu’s own hand, and shut down at the first sign of popular rebellion.
8 Just beyond that, Donkey Kong Country invites riders to board Mine Cart Madness, which utilizes unprecedented roller coaster technology to simulate the Donkey Kong video games' mine cart levels, in which the tiny cars leap over broken sections of track.
9 She looked as pretty as she ever was, but not in any way different, not enchanting, not bedazzling in her daughters’ eyes, at least not in mine.
10 “A good friend of mine just passed away. I’m not feeling my best.”
11 It was a sign that nothing of mine had been removed from Rivonia.
12 Everyone here loves him, and he seems more comfortable in his skin than I am in mine.
13 I figured it was for the same reason I had cut mine off.
14 What sorrow is there that is not mine?
15 Her eyes skirt mine, and she kicks at the marble floor with the toe of her shoe.
16 His life is as dark as an unlit coal mine; he’s trapped in the prison of his own fear, anger, agony, despair.
17 Those dictionaries are theirs, not mine.
这些字典是他们的, 不是我的.
18 The spread of her hips, so different from mine, looked like a bowl offering up red fruit.
19 DRACO: He needs to see his son, and I need to see mine.
20 His wavy brown hair was clean compared with mine.
1 开
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2 挖洞
3 埋地雷
4 炸毁
8 采矿
11 铁矿
12 水雷
14 我
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16 打
blow stroke wipe dent beating whopping smite whomp hit beat strike combat protocol knock dial lace forge buffet cuff scour thrash wigwag get play fire land draw fight pull catch prove hole lay tie nail jacket trim dot pile blast discharge bat whip strand poke slap scarf lash whisk curry plank chime slipper burrow swat slat spank breech cob shellac bop pommel slosh biff lam bam whop knap wap larrup scutch skelp feeze swinge shellack knock wurst
18 利用
exploiture use improvement employment utilization exploitation imposition trade impose presume capitalize improve exercise utilize employ tap embrace exploit harness manipulate salvage parlay uti capitalize upon turn to advantage put to account turn to account presume upon press into service practise on practise upon bring into play call into play avail oneself of make capital of play upon make a market of make market of cash in on profit by
20 埋炸药
21 破坏
subversive ruinous failure ruin rack breach destruction wreck demolition breaking breakage wreckage ravage subversion hob wrack wrecking overset torpedo sabotage counterwork lose break cloud cook waste destroy dish founder violate disrupt frustrate spoil undo shatter devastate demolish overthrow infringe baffle queer smite trespass assassinate subvert honeycomb scuttle mangle vandalize discomfit unmake deflower discombobulate monkey-wrench
24 发射
ballistic projectile radiative emissive launch shoot loose transmission shooting emission discharge radiation projection evaporation launching sending ejection play fire dart eradiate project serve throw trap bolt beam emit utter evaporate eject liftoff blast-off launching pad
27 宝库
treasury storehouse armoury Aladdin's cave treasure trove treasure house chest thesaurus reservoir arsenal depository magazine repository hoard casket repertory gold mine mint bonanza armory argosy treasure-house
32 烟火
33 采掘
34 旧时
35 矿床
36 坑道
37 使枯竭
38 在…下挖坑道
41 源泉
spring fountain fount headspring well source torch fontal principle font sluice wellspring father lamp quarry wellhead fountainhead springhead
42 开矿
44 巷道