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Meanings of mine in English
Jewelry is defined to contain valued materials. To traditions, they are stones and diamonds. To me, they are flowers.
Related terms
An explosive device, concealed under or on the ground and designed to destroy or disable enemy targets as they pass over or near the device.
Usage of mine in English
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Today, Mr Key said re-entering the mine was not a practical option.
2
The last words he heard were mine, when I said, 'Don't look.
3
Union officials accused the company of ignoring safety problems at the mine.
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I may never know; her potential could be far greater than mine.
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I said to myself: 'I'm going to protect this family of mine.
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Num says the victims' families will meet at the mine on Monday.
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Then, a year ago, mine ended and I was free to explore.
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It was the emperor's war, Agrippa's war, your parents' war -notmine.
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The whole idea was mine; I shoulder the blame of it all.
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The financial crisis was the reason many left, but it wasn't mine.
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Of the working classes?-Yes ;inthe other lecture-rooms ;notmuch in mine.
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Workers were sent home and the coal mine was not operating today.
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This is fat; mine was flat; mine was light; this is heavy.
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Their concern simultaneously happened to be mine as well: would Henry talk?
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You know, Jim is a great scientist, a good friend of mine.
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It worked very well in her case; not so well in mine.
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Mine across language varieties
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Canada
Common
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