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mines

/maɪnz/

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noun

神态，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. "

即使她在做报告前努力装作镇定，但她的神态还是泄露了她内心的激动。

appearance attitude character human person mind

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noun

地雷，矿。

A specific facial expression.

Examples :

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

听到这个意想不到的好消息后，她的脸上绽放出了一连串惊喜的表情。

appearance body

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noun

矿，矿井

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. "

这个镇的经济很大程度上依赖于附近山上的煤矿矿井。

geology industry building place mineral economy

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noun

矿藏，资源。

Any source of wealth or resources.

Examples :

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

我奶奶说，家庭故事对作家来说是取之不尽的灵感源泉。

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noun

地雷，矿井.

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. "

在围攻期间，进攻的军队在城堡墙下挖掘了坑道地雷，希望用炸药炸塌城墙。

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noun

地雷，水雷

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. "

士兵们小心地清理道路，以确保路面下没有埋设地雷。

device weapon military war

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noun

地雷烟花，地雷花。

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. "

烟花表演时，当地雷烟花喷射出耀眼的银色火花，直冲夜空，孩子们都惊呆了。

entertainment item

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noun

潜道，食道.

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. "

这种小毛虫在菠菜叶子上留下的潜道，像苍白的波浪线一样清晰可见。

biology insect plant nature ecology

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noun

矿机，矿场

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. "

这家公司在冰岛的加密货币矿场消耗大量电力来验证交易。

technology electronics computing machine internet energy economy device business finance

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verb

开采，采矿。

To remove (ore) from the ground.

Examples :

"The company mines iron ore in the mountains. "

这家公司在山里开采铁矿石。

geology industry work material

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verb

开采，采掘

To dig into, for ore or metal.

Examples :

"The company mines iron ore from the mountain. "

这家公司在山上开采铁矿石。

geology industry material work

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verb

布雷，埋雷

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

Examples :

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

军队计划在道路上布雷，以阻止敌人的推进。

military weapon war area

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verb

布雷，埋雷。

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. "

敌人试图布雷炸毁补给船，阻止援军抵达。

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verb

开采，挖掘

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

Examples :

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

矿工们在山中深挖，寻找贵重矿石。

geology industry archaeology

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verb

开采，挖掘。

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. "

工人们正在挖掘土壤，为新建学校打地基。

geology industry technical

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verb

暗中破坏，逐渐摧毁

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

Examples :

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

老板持续不断的批评正在慢慢地暗中破坏他在工作中的自信心。

action negative disaster curse

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verb

抠鼻子，挖鼻孔

To pick one's nose.

Examples :

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

那个小男孩上课觉得无聊的时候，经常抠鼻子。

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verb

挖矿，采矿

To earn new units of cryptocurrency by doing certain calculations.

Examples :

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

萨拉用她的高性能电脑挖矿比特币，试图赚取额外的收入。

technology computing internet electronics business finance economy

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pronoun

我的 (wǒ de), 属于我的 (shǔ yú wǒ de).

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." "

你的书在桌子上，我的那本还在我的书包里。

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