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Significados de "mine" en diccionario español inglés : 64 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
mine mina [f]
mine mío [pron]
mine mía [pron]
mine mío [adj]
mine minar [v]
General
mine hornillo [m]
mine extraer [v]
mine zapar [v]
mine explotar [v]
mine minero [m]
mine mina [f]
mine minero [adj]
mine mío [adj]
mine mía [adj]
mine minar [v]
mine mía [pron]
mine pozo [m]
mine arsenal [m]
mine minar (laicos en minas) [v]
mine de mí [pron]
mine minero [m]
mine mío [pron]
mine míos [pron]
mine mías [pron]
mine contraminar [v]
mine consumir [v]
mine extraer (minerales) [v]
mine destruir [v]
mine hacer una mina [v]
mine explotar (minas) [v]
mine el mío [pron]
mine almadén (árabe) [m] disused
mine almadén [m] disused
mine minera [f] disused
mine migueleño [pron] HNchild
mine miguel [pron] GTNI
mine miguelito [pron] MXHNrare
Business
mine mina [f]
Engineering
mine mineral [m]
mine mineral [m]
mine mina [f]
mine mineral [adj]
mine minar [v]
Chemistry
mine mineral [m]
Geology
mine almadén [m]
Technical
mine explotar una mina [v]
mine dedicarse a la minería [v]
mine extraer mineral [v]
Mining
mine mineral [m]
mine caño [m] disused
mine mina [f]
mine mina subterránea [f]
mine mina terrestre [f]
mine explotar [v]
mine arrancar [v]
mine hacer trabajos de mina [v]
mine extraer [v]
mine minar [v]
mine mina subterránea
mine mina terrestre
Petrol
mine mina [f]
Mineralogy
mine mineral [m]
Military
mine mina [f]
mine mina [f]

Significados de "mine" en diccionario inglés español : 2 resultado(s)

Español Inglés
Colloquial
miné [f] COBOCLderog. oral sex
miné [f] COBOCLderog. cunnilingus

Significados de "mine" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 150 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
working or exploitation of a mine disfrute [m]
General
salt mine salar [m]
salt mine salina [f]
land mine (explosive) mina [f]
mine (explosive) mina [f]
(land) mine mina [f]
gold mine (a source of wealth or profit) mina [f]
mine shoring carpenter aladrero [m]
mine timber support asnado [m]
mine driller barrenero [m]
contiguous expansion to mine cuts despacho [m]
carrying the ore away from a mine deszafre [m]
gold mine filón [m]
side wall of a mine hastial [m]
mine shaft hornacho [m]
quicksilver mine worker huidero [m]
graphite mine lapizar [m]
dormant mine mineral dormido [m]
mine shaft pozo [m]
underwater mine torpedo de fondo [m]
submarine mine torpedo de fondo [m]
buoyant mine torpedo de fondo [m]
underwater mine torpedo durmiente [m]
submarine mine torpedo durmiente [m]
buoyant mine torpedo durmiente [m]
alum mine alumbrera [f]
gold mine arrugia [f]
sulfur mine azufrera [f]
unprofitable mine borrasca [f]
gold mine mina [f]
salt mine salina [f]
salt mine salitrera [f]
saltpeter mine salitrera [f]
carry the ore away from a mine deszafrar [v]
mine hard coal hornaguear [v]
gold mine filón [m]
pithead (mine) brocal [m]
mine entrance bocamina [f]
mine (source) fuente [f]
of mine mío [adj]
coal mine mina de carbón
open-pit mine mina a tajo abierto
land mine mina terrestre
a friend of mine un amigo mío
mine included incluido el mío
mine field campo minado
mine clearance limpiado de minas
inexhaustible mine mina inagotable
gold mine mina inagotable
mine of information venero de información
foreman in a mine aperador [m]
sulphur mine azufral [m]
mine-sweeper dragaminas [m]
mine dump escorial [m]
all the ore-veins of a mine fibrazón [m]
shaft of a mine hornacho [m]
black-lead mine lapizar [m]
mine containing minerals mineral [m]
salt-mine salero [m]
sulphur mine azufrera [f]
entrance to a mine bocamina [f]
mine containing metals minera [f]
salt-mine salera [f]
salt-mine salina [f]
leather bucket for bailing in a mine zaca [f]
belonging to a mine minero [adj]
drain a mine achicar [v]
furnish a mine with less than the proper complement of men despoblar [v]
spring (a mine) volar [v]
free a mine from debris escombrar [v]
upright guides in oil-mills, mine-lifts guiaderas [f/pl]
a friend of mine uno de mis amigos [m]
coal-mine mina de carbón [f]
shaft which must be sunk within three months to acquire title to a mine ahonde [m] AMER
worker in a borate mine boratero [m] CL
pay-dirt recovered from a derelict mine pallaco [m] BOCL
a mining tool, sometimes made from wood (used to insert explosives into the mine face) atracador [m] AR:W
unproductivity and sterility of a mine broceo [m] CL
place for storing salt in a salt mine cacaste [m] CR:Nw
place where waste is disposed in a mine desmonte [m] PEBOCLAR:Nw
thief of metals or metaliferous stones from the mine where he works cangallero [m] CL:Nrare
set of mine galleries, pits, and tunnels interior mina [m] BO
person who steals ore from a mine, usually at night juqueador [m] BO:W,C
person who steals ore from a mine, usually at night juqueador [m] BO:W,C
mine elevator operator jaulero [m] HN
person who exploits someone else's mine and shares the profits with the owner kajcha [m] BO
agreement between miners and the mine kajcha [m] BO
exploitation of someone else's mine with the condition of selling the mineral to its owner kajchiris [m] BO
mine foreman mandón [m] ECPE
worker in a yerba mate mine minero [m] AR:Nerur.
land mine quita-pie [m] SV
main canal in a salt mine tercio [m] PA
clay mine terrero [m] HN:W
acquiring the right to benefit from a mine amparamiento [m] CL
mine prop callapo (aimara) [m] BO
mine robber cangallero [m] CL
base ore in the opening of a mine desmonte [m] CUECBOCL
mine foreman mandón [m] GTDOCOECPE
coal mine carbonera [f] CO
borate mine boratera [f] CL
exhaustion of a mine borrasca [f] HNMX
trial excavation of a mine cata [f] HNCLAR
right of one day's free mining granted by a mine owner dobla [f] CL
partnership in a mine estaca [f] BOCL
worker in a borate mine boratera [f] CL
first important piece of mineral drawn from a mine and preserved as a relic aguicha [f] BO
the main piece of mineral drawn from a mine and preserved as relic aguicha [f] BO
conduit that traverses all levels of a mine and receives the extracted minerals buitra [f] CL
collapsing of the interior ceiling of a mine and blocking a way out aisa [f] BOAR:Nw
ownership of a mine estaca [f] BOCLAR:Nw
mine load carga [f] BO
mine installation where a special metallurgical treatment is applied to extracted metals, especially silver hacienda de beneficio [f] MX
person who steals ore from a mine, usually at night juqueadora [f] BO:W,C
person who steals ore from a mine, usually at night juqueadora [f] BO:W,C
mine elevator jaulona [f] HN
offering made to the spirit inhabiting a mine to show gratitude for the wealth extracted paga [f] BO:W
collapse that blocks the exit of a mine aisa [f] AR
borate mine boratera [f] BOCL
ownership of a mine estaca [f] BOCL
owner/partner of a mine campista [m/f] AMER
person who steals ore from a mine, usually at night juku [m/f] BO
belonging to a mine minal [adj] rare
cross section in the vein of a mine a rompe caja [adj] BO
prosperous (mine) en boya [adj] BO:W
working in a copper mine or in charge of copper production cuprero [adj] CL
pertaining to a mine minal [adj] rare
fulfil the requirements for registering and working a mine amparar [v] CL
free a mine from debris desaterrar [v] AMER
buy ore in the mine rescatar [v] AMER
pay the exploitation of a mine in order to pay the loans made to the owner (legal field) aviar [v] CUCLrare
run dry (mine) brocearse [v] HNCL
discard useless stones outside of a mine galguear [v] BO
acquire the right to benefit from a mine amparar [v] CL
manage a mine aviar [v] BOCL
steal metal/mineral from a mine cangallar [v] CL
remove pillar from a mine despilarar [v] MX
flood a mine gallery empalagar [v] AL
work a leased mine pirquinear [v] CL
transversally (cut in the vein of a mine) a rompe caja [adv] BO
belonging to a mine minera [adj/f]
Idioms
be sitting on a gold mine tener un tesoro [v]
be sitting on a gold mine tener una mina de oro [v]
be a mine (for something) ser una mina [v]
your guess is as good as mine vete tú a saber [expr]
your guess is as good as mine vete tú a saber
(that's) no concern of mine (ese) no es asunto mío
your guess is as good as mine vaya uno a saber
any friend of someone's is a friend of mine cualquier amigo de (alguien) es mi amigo
any friend of someone's is a friend of mine el amigo de mi amigo es mi amigo
your guess is as good as mine sé tanto como tú