Translation of 'mine' in English

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mine
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adj. (Archaic.) my (used only before a vowel or ?h, or after a noun).
Ex. mine own, mine heart, mine eyes, sister mine.
mine
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expr. go down the mine, (Surfing Slang.) to miss the proper take-off point in a wave and be thrown in front of the wave.
Ex. His board hit him when he went down the mine.
mine
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expr. spring a mine, to cause the gunpowder or other explosive in a mine to explode.
Ex. Be prepared to spring the mines in these bridges if the enemy should advance (Duke of Wellington).
mine
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mine (1), pronoun, adjective.
pron. (Possessive form of) I.1. belonging to me.
Ex. This book is mine. Such as you were, I took you for mine (Robert Browning).
2. the one or ones belonging to me.
Ex. Your shoes are black, mine are
mine
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mine (2), noun, verb, mined,mining.
mine
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noun 1. a large hole or space dug in the earth to get out ores, precious stones, coal, salt, or anything valuable.
Ex. a gold mine, a coal mine.
2. a deposit of mineral or ore, either under the ground or at its surface.
3. (Figurative
mine
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v.i. 1. to make a hole or space in the earth in order to get out ores, coal, or anything valuable; dig a mine; get ores, coal, or anything valuable from a mine.
Ex. to mine for gold. The government controls mining in that area.
2. to work in
mine
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v.t. 1. to get from a mine.
Ex. to mine coal, to mine gold.
2. to dig into for ores, precious stones, coal, salt, or other minerals.
Ex. to mine the earth.
3. to dig in; make (passages) by digging or burrowing.
4. to lay

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