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Traducción & Definición
to mine: extraer, minar
Many people went to California in the 19th century to mine for gold. En el siglo XIX, mucha gente fue a California para extraer oro.
a mine una mina
a miner un minero
mining: minería
Ejemplos
- "Say, Daddy, do you think you could take me gold mining with you?"
- "Edward : Thanks for taking me out mining with you, Daddy."
- "No longer is our economy driven by gold mining, the logging industry, and import and export, as it was just two centuries ago."
- "I had no idea that mining for gold was still a viable economic avenue."
- "The mining company has just discovered platinum in Norway."
Ejercicio 1
Fill in the blanks below with words used in the dialogue.
Use the hints to help you.
This term refers to a person's thoughts, intellect, memory or brain. "My child has the of a genius."
This term refers to having little physical strength or force. "I have been ill for 6 weeks. I feel so I can't stand up."
Use the hints to help you.
This term refers to a person's thoughts, intellect, memory or brain. "My child has the of a genius."
This term refers to having little physical strength or force. "I have been ill for 6 weeks. I feel so I can't stand up."
Fill in the blanks below with words used in the dialogue.
Use the hints to help you.
This term refers to a person's thoughts, intellect, memory or brain. "My child has the mind 1 of a genius."
This term refers to having little physical strength or force. "I have been ill for 6 weeks. I feel so weak 2 I can't stand up."
Use the hints to help you.
This term refers to a person's thoughts, intellect, memory or brain. "My child has the mind 1 of a genius."
This term refers to having little physical strength or force. "I have been ill for 6 weeks. I feel so weak 2 I can't stand up."
1 mind: This is the correct answer. The term "mind" in this context refers to someone's intellect or memory, or even the brain itself. In the dialogue, Donna asks Icarus to "focus on that feeling of strength and put it somewhere in (his) mind". She wants Icarus to try to remember this feeling of strength and store it somewhere in his head in order to feel it again. Note that the term "mind" is used in many idioms. Examples: To "change one's mind" means to change one's opinion, to "make up one's mind" means to come to a decision and to "bear something in mind" means to consider something when making a decision.
2 weak: This is the correct answer. The term "weak" is the antonym (opposite) of "strong", and refers to having little or no strength either physically or psychologically. A "weak" person is feeble or lacks strength or power. In the dialogue, Icarus tells Donna that sometimes he just feels "so weak." He is saying that he lacks strength to overcome the many obstacles he faces in life.
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