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mines

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noun

顔つき, 表情

Demeanor; facial expression or attitude, especially one which is intended by its bearer.

Examples :

"Her mines betrayed her excitement, even though she tried to appear calm before the presentation. "

プレゼンテーションの前では落ち着いているように見せようとしたが、彼女の顔つきは興奮を露わにしていた。

appearance attitude character human person mind

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noun

しかめっ面, 表情

A specific facial expression.

Examples :

"After hearing the unexpected good news, her face showed a series of happy mines. "

予期せぬ良い知らせを聞いた後、彼女の顔には一連の幸せなしかめっ面が現れた。

appearance body

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noun

鉱山

An excavation from which ore or solid minerals are taken, especially one consisting of underground tunnels.

Examples :

"The town's economy relied heavily on the coal mines located in the nearby hills. "

その町の経済は、近くの丘にある炭鉱に大きく依存していた。

geology industry building place mineral economy

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noun

鉱山、資源

Any source of wealth or resources.

Examples :

"My grandmother says that family stories are gold mines for writers. "

祖母は、家族の物語は作家にとって金の鉱山だと言います。

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noun

地雷、坑道

A passage dug toward or underneath enemy lines, which is then packed with explosives.

Examples :

"During the siege, the attacking army built mines under the castle walls, hoping to collapse them with explosives. "

包囲戦中、攻撃軍は爆発物で城壁を崩壊させることを目指し、城壁の下に地雷を掘った。

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noun

機雷, 地雷

A device intended to explode when stepped upon or touched, or when approached by a ship, vehicle, or person.

Examples :

"The soldiers carefully cleared the road to ensure there were no mines buried underneath. "

兵士たちは、地雷が埋まっていないことを確認するために、注意深く道路を捜索しました。

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noun

地雷花火

A type of firework that explodes on the ground, shooting sparks upward.

Examples :

"The children gasped as the mines shot brilliant bursts of silver sparks high into the night sky during the fireworks display. "

花火大会で、地雷花火が夜空に銀色の輝きを放つと、子供たちは息を呑みました。

entertainment item

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noun

食痕

The cavity made by a caterpillar while feeding inside a leaf.

Examples :

"The tiny caterpillar's mines were visible as pale, squiggly lines on the surface of the spinach leaf. "

小さなイモムシの食痕は、ホウレンソウの葉の表面に薄く、くねくねとした線として見えた。

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noun

マイニングマシン、マシンネットワーク

A machine or network of machines used to extract units of a cryptocurrency.

Examples :

"The company's cryptocurrency mines in Iceland use a lot of electricity to verify transactions. "

アイスランドにあるその会社の暗号通貨マイニングマシンは、取引を検証するために大量の電力を使用しています。

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verb

採掘する, 掘る

To remove (ore) from the ground.

Examples :

"The company mines iron ore in the mountains. "

その会社は山で鉄鉱石を採掘しています。

geology industry work material

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verb

採掘する, 掘る

To dig into, for ore or metal.

Examples :

"The company mines iron ore from the mountain. "

その会社は山から鉄鉱石を採掘します。

geology industry material work

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verb

地雷を敷設する

To sow mines (the explosive devices) in (an area).

Examples :

"The army planned to mine the road to prevent the enemy's advance. "

軍は敵の進撃を防ぐため、道路に地雷を敷設する計画を立てた。

military weapon war area

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verb

機雷を敷設する

To damage (a vehicle or ship) with a mine (an explosive device).

Examples :

"The enemy tried to mine the supply ship to prevent reinforcements from arriving. "

敵は増援の到着を防ぐため、補給船に機雷を敷設しようとした。

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verb

採掘する, 掘る

To dig a tunnel or hole; to burrow in the earth.

Examples :

"The miners mines deep into the mountain in search of valuable ore. "

鉱夫たちは貴重な鉱石を探して山深くを採掘した。

geology industry archaeology

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verb

採掘する, 鉱山を掘る

To dig away, or otherwise remove, the substratum or foundation of; to lay a mine under; to sap; to undermine.

Examples :

"The workers were mining the soil to build the new school foundation. "

労働者たちは新しい学校の基礎を築くために土壌を採掘していました。

geology industry technical

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verb

徐々に破壊する, 損なう

(by extension) To ruin or destroy by slow degrees or secret means.

Examples :

"Constant criticism from his boss slowly mines his confidence at work. "

上司からの絶え間ない批判は、徐々に彼の仕事への自信を損なう。

action negative disaster curse

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verb

鼻をほじる

To pick one's nose.

Examples :

""The little boy often mines his nose when he's bored in class." "

その男の子は授業で退屈なとき、よく鼻をほじります。

body action physiology

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verb

仮想通貨をマイニングする

To earn new units of cryptocurrency by doing certain calculations.

Examples :

""Sarah mines Bitcoin using her powerful computer to try and earn extra money." "

サラは、追加のお金を稼ごうと、強力なコンピューターを使ってビットコインをマイニングしています。

technology computing internet electronics business finance economy

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pronoun

私のもの

Variation of mine, formed through analogy based on the final -s of the other possessive pronouns (ours, yours, hers, theirs, his)

Examples :

""Your book is on the table, but mines is still in my backpack." "

あなたの本はテーブルの上にありますが、私のものはまだバックパックの中にあります。

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