mine
[maɪn] pronoun
ESSENTIAL
■the one(s) belonging to or connected with me 我的（所有物）；属于我的（东西）；与我有关的（人）•"Whose bag is this?" "It's mine."“这是谁的袋子？”“是我的。” •Your son is the same age as mine.你儿子的年纪和我儿子一样大。 •She's an old friend of mine.她是我的一个老朋友。
[maɪn] noun countable
HOLE 洞
ESSENTIAL
■a hole or system of holes in the ground made for the removal of substances such as coal, metal, and salt by digging 矿，矿井•a coal/salt/gold mine煤／盐／金矿 •a mine shaft矿井 •My grandfather used to work in/ UKdown the mines.我祖父以前在矿井里工作。
[maɪn] noun countable
BOMB 炸弹
IMPROVER
■a type of bomb put below the earth or in the sea which explodes when vehicles, ships or people go over it 地雷；水雷•He was killed when his tank ran over a mine.他的坦克触到地雷，他被炸死了。 •The US forces were clearing the surrounding area of mines.美国部队正在清除周围地区的地雷。 ⇒ See also landmine
[maɪn] noun countable
a mine of information
■someone who has a lot of knowledge （指人）资讯宝藏，知识宝库
[maɪn] verb
DIG 开采
intransitive or transitive
■to dig coal or another substance out of the ground 采，开采（煤等）•They're mining for salt.他们正在采盐。 •They mine a lot of copper around these parts.他们在这里周围开采出许多铜。
[maɪn] verb
BOMB 布雷
transitive often passive
■to place or hide mines in an area of land or sea 布雷于•The desert was heavily mined.这片沙漠地雷密布。
[maɪn] verb
mine a rich seam of sth literary
■to take advantage of a strong feeling or quality in a particular situation 利用（特殊情境下的强烈情感或素质）•Polidori, the right-wing politician, is mining a rich seam of fear and prejudice.右翼政客波里杜利正在利用人们的强烈恐惧和偏见。
[maɪn] determiner old use
■used in the past instead of 'my' before nouns that begin with a vowel or h 一度用在以母音或h开头的名词前，代替my使用•mine eyes我的眼睛 •mine host我的主人 |