mine

benimki

Used to indicate that something belongs to or is associated with the speaker.

• That book is mine.
• Is this pen yours or mine?
• A friend of mine told me about this restaurant.
• The intellectual property attorney clarified that the patent rights were mine according to the original invention disclosure filed with the patent office.
• During the academic conference, a colleague presented findings remarkably similar to mine, prompting discussion about independent discovery in scientific research.
• The laboratory supervisor assigned me a different workstation because the equipment at mine required calibration and maintenance before further experiments could proceed.

Zıt anlamlılar: yours, theirs, hers, his

maden ocağı

An excavation in the earth from which minerals, coal, or precious stones are extracted.

• He worked in a coal mine for twenty years.
• The gold mine was abandoned in the 1950s.
• They discovered diamonds in the mine.

Eş anlamlılar: pit, quarry, excavation, colliery

mayın

An explosive device placed underground or underwater that detonates when triggered.

• The soldier stepped on a mine and was injured.
• They cleared the field of mines after the war.
• Naval mines were used extensively during World War II.

Eş anlamlılar: landmine, explosive

maden çıkarmak

To extract minerals, coal, or precious stones from the earth by digging.

• They mine copper in this region.
• The company has been mining gold here for decades.
• It's expensive to mine for rare earth elements.

Eş anlamlılar: extract, excavate, dig, quarry

mayınlamak

To place explosive mines in an area.

• The enemy mined the harbor entrance.
• The road was heavily mined during the conflict.
• They mined the border to prevent crossings.

Eş anlamlılar: booby-trap

Zıt anlamlılar: clear, demine