English to English Dictionary

Mine

Used to indicate that something belongs to the speaker.

Miner

A person who works in a mine, excavating coal, metallic ores, or other minerals.

Mineralization

The process by which a substance becomes mineralized, often referring to the conversion of organic material into inorganic minerals.

Mingling

To mix or cause to mix together.

Mingqin

A type of traditional Chinese stringed instrument, often characterized by its bright sound and used in various musical genres.

Mingwen

A term referring to the bright or cultured aspects of literature and philosophy in Chinese culture.

Mini-me

A person, especially a child, who closely resembles another person in appearance, behavior, or attitudes, acting as a smaller version of them.

Miniate

To paint or tinge with red lead or vermilion; especially, to illuminate manuscripts with red letters.

Miniature

A representation or model of something that is much smaller than the original.

Minibus

A small bus designed to carry a small number of passengers.

Minicellular

Consisting of or characterized by extremely small cells, particularly in biological tissues or micro-architectures.

Minifundium

An extremely small farm or agricultural landholding that is typically insufficient to support a single family adequately.