mine [maɪn]
sustantivo
1mina (f) (for coal, tin, diamonds)
- a mine of information (sentido figurado) -> una mina or un filón de información
- mine shaft -> pozo (m) de extracción
2mina (f) (bomb)
- mine detector -> detector (m) de minas
verbo transitivo
3extraer (coal, gold)
4minar (place explosive mines in)
verbo intransitivo
también:
- to mine for coal/gold -> extraer carbón/oro
1el mío (m) la mía (f) (singular); los míos (mpl) las mías (f pl) (plural)
- her house is big but mine is bigger -> su casa es grande, pero la mía es mayor
2mío(a) (used attributively) (singular); míos(as) (plural)
- this book is mine -> este libro es mío
- a friend of mine -> un amigo mío
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mine [main]
pronombre
1mí. (Antiguo)
- This pen is mine -> esta pluma es mía
- It is mine to search -> a mí me toca buscar
- Your faith and mine -> su fe y la mía
- Mine eye -> (Ant.) mi ojo
sustantivo
1Mina. (Mineralogía; Mineral) (n)
- A copper una mina de cobre -> Shaft of a pozo de una mina
2Mina. (Militar) (n)
- Mine field -> campo minado
- Mine layer -> (Mar.) plantaminas
- Mine sweeper -> (Mar.) dragaminas
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Minar, cavar o hacer mina (n)
sustantivo
2Zapar, arruinar, hacer algún daño por medios ocultos.
3Minar, obtener cavando; explotar una mina.
4Zapar, destruir; (Fig.) poco a poco, por medio de mina
sustantivo
5Dañar secretamente.
va.
mine [maɪn]
pronoun:possessive
(referring to singular possession) (el/la) míoamía;a mía (referring to plural possession) (los/las) míosasmías;as mías that car is mine ese coche es mío; is this glass mine? ¿es mío este vaso?; ¿este vaso es mío?; a friend of mine un amigo mío
"is this your coat?" — "no, mine is black" —¿es este tu abrigo? —no, el mío es negro; which is mine? ¿cuál es el mío?; your parents and mine tus padres y los míos; I think that brother of mine is responsible (informal) creo que mi hermano es el que tiene la culpa; creo que el responsable es mi hermano
be mine!be (old-fashioned) (humorous) ¡cásate conmigo!
the house became minebecame la casa pasó a ser mía de mi propiedad;or
it's no business of minebusiness no es asunto mío; no tiene que ver conmigo
I want to make her minemake quiero que sea mi mujer
mine and thinethine lo mío y lo tuyo
what's mine is yoursyours todo lo mío es tuyo (también)
mine [maɪn]
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Verb Conjugation for "mine"
Imperative
- mine
- you mine
- he/she mines
- we mine
- you mine
- they mine
Preterite
- I mined
- you mined
- he/she mined
- we mined
- you mined
- they mined
Present Continuous
- I am mining
- you are mining
- he/she is mining
- we are mining
- you are mining
- they are mining
Present Perfect
- I have mined
- you have mined
- he/she has mined
- we have mined
- you have mined
- they have mined
Past Continuous
- I was mining
- you were mining
- he/she was mining
- we were mining
- you were mining
- they were mining
Past Perfect
- I had mined
- you had mined
- he/she had mined
- we had mined
- you had mined
- they had mined
Future
- I will mine
- you will mine
- he/she will mine
- we will mine
- you will mine
- they will mine
Future Perfect
- I will have mined
- you will have mined
- he/she will have mined
- we will have mined
- you will have mined
- they will have mined
Future Continuous
- I will be mining
- you will be mining
- he/she will be mining
- we will be mining
- you will be mining
- they will be mining
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been mining
- you have been mining
- he/she has been mining
- we have been mining
- you have been mining
- they have been mining
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been mining
- you will have been mining
- he/she will have been mining
- we will have been mining
- you will have been mining
- they will have been mining
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been mining
- you had been mining
- he/she had been mining
- we had been mining
- you had been mining
- they had been mining
minar
transitive verb
1to mine (military)
2to undermine (socavar); to damage (salud)
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minar [me-nar’]
article & verb transitive
1To mine, to dig mines and burrows.
2To mine, to sap, to ruin by mines.
3To make uncommon exertions to attain some end or collect information.
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Verb Conjugation for "minar"
| Presente | Pretérito | Imperfect | Futuro | Subjuntivo | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yo | mino | miné | minaba | minaré | mine |
| Tú | minas | minaste | minabas | minarás | mines |
| Ella/Él/Usted | mina | minó | minaba | minará | mine |
| Nosotros | minamos | minamos | minábamos | minaremos | minemos |
| Vosotros | mináis | minasteis | minabais | minaréis | minéis |
| Ellos/Ustedes | minan | minaron | minaban | minarán | minen |
