mine
US /maɪn/
UK /maɪn/
1.
lombong, galian
a pit or excavation in the earth from which metallic ores, coal, or other mineral substances are taken
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The coal mine was closed due to safety concerns.
Lombong arang batu ditutup kerana kebimbangan keselamatan.
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They discovered a new gold mine in the mountains.
Mereka menemui lombong emas baru di pergunungan.
2.
ranjau, bom
an explosive device concealed underground or underwater, used to destroy enemy vehicles or ships
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The ship hit a naval mine and sank.
Kapal itu melanggar ranjau laut dan tenggelam.
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Engineers are working to clear the area of land mines.
Jurutera sedang berusaha membersihkan kawasan itu daripada ranjau darat.
1.
melombong, menggali
to extract (coal, ore, or other minerals) from the earth by digging
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They plan to mine for diamonds in this region.
Mereka merancang untuk melombong berlian di rantau ini.
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The company has been mining copper for decades.
Syarikat itu telah melombong tembaga selama beberapa dekad.
2.
memasang ranjau, meranjau
to lay explosive mines in (an area of land or water)
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The enemy forces decided to mine the bridge to prevent our advance.
Pasukan musuh memutuskan untuk memasang ranjau di jambatan untuk menghalang kemaraan kami.
1.
milik saya, saya punya
belonging to or associated with the speaker
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That book is mine.
Buku itu milik saya.
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The decision was entirely mine.
Keputusan itu sepenuhnya milik saya.