Pronunciation: /maɪnz/
noun a place where minerals are extracted from the ground
A1 The miners work in the mines to extract coal.
A2 The old abandoned mines are now popular tourist attractions.
B1 The government has imposed strict regulations on the mines to protect the environment.
B2 The company invested in new technology to improve the efficiency of the mines.
C1 The discovery of new mineral deposits in the mines sparked a rush of investment in the region.
C2 The mines have been a source of controversy due to their impact on the local community and environment.
verb third person singular present of mine
A1 He mines for gold in the mountains.
A2 The company mines for coal in the region.
B1 The workers have been mining for diamonds for years.
B2 The country mines for oil to export to other nations.
C1 The corporation mines for rare minerals in remote locations.
C2 The environmental impact of mining for resources is a major concern.
formal The government has strict regulations in place to ensure the safety of mines and miners.
informal My uncle works in the mines up north.
slang I heard there's some good loot in them mines.
figurative His mind is like a treasure trove, full of valuable insights and ideas waiting to be mined.
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