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Translate mined from English to Spanish

Summary

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mine:
- mina; cantera
Wiktionary:
- mine → minar, extraer
- mine → mina
- mine → mío, de mí
- mine → mina, explotar, extraer, minar, la mía, el mío, las mías, los míos, mío, mía, míos, mías

English

Detailed Translations for mined from English to Spanish

mined:

Synonyms for "mined":

deep-mined; well-mined; strip-mined

Antonyms for "mined":

unmined

Related Definitions for "mined":

extracted from a source of supply as of minerals from the earth¹

mined form of mine:

mine [the ~] noun

the mine (pit)
la mina
- mina [la ~] noun
the mine (mineshaft; pit)
la cantera
- cantera [la ~] noun

Translation Matrix for mine:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
cantera	mine; mineshaft; pit	furrow; gully; quarry; stone pit
mina	mine; pit	broadsword; claymore; furrow; gully; hewer
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	mining; mining industry; pit

Related Words for "mine":

mines, minion

Synonyms for "mine":

excavation
explosive device
exploit; tap
reinforce; reenforce

Related Definitions for "mine":

explosive device that explodes on contact; designed to destroy vehicles or ships or to kill or maim personnel¹
excavation in the earth from which ores and minerals are extracted¹
lay mines¹
- The Vietnamese mined Cambodia¹
get from the earth by excavation¹
- mine ores and metals¹

Wiktionary Translations for mine:

mine

verb

sow mines in
- mine → minar
remove from the ground
- mine → extraer

noun

exploding device
- mine → mina
place from which ore is extracted
- mine → mina

en-pron

that which belongs to me
- mine → mío; mío; de mí

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• mine	→ mina	↔ mijn — onderaardse plaats waar delfstoffen gewonnen worden
• mine	→ mina	↔ Bergwerk — Betrieb zur Förderung von Rohstoffen aus einem Berg
• mine	→ explotar; extraer	↔ abbauen — Rohstoffe, Baustoffe vor allem durch Bergbau und ähnliche Technologien gewinnen
• mine	→ minar	↔ verminen — ein Gebiet mit Minen versehen
• mine	→ la mía	↔ la mienne — Possessif de la première personne du singulier au féminin singulier. Celle qui est à moi.
• mine	→ el mío	↔ le mien — Possessif de la première personne du singulier au masculin singulier. Ce qui est à moi.
• mine	→ las mías	↔ les miennes — Possessif de la première personne du singulier au féminin pluriel. Celles qui sont à moi.
• mine	→ los míos	↔ les miens — Possessif de la première personne du singulier au masculin pluriel. Ceux qui sont à moi.
• mine	→ mío; mía; míos; mías	↔ mien — (vieilli) Ce qui est à moi ou ceux qui sont à moi.

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