MINING ENGINEER - Traducción inglés-español

inglés

español

mining engineer

ingeniero m de minas / ingeniera f de minas

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inglés

ingeniera de minas

mining engineer

ingeniero de minas

mining engineer

mining [ingl. am. ˈmaɪnɪŋ, ingl. brit. ˈmʌɪnɪŋ] SUST. U MIN

mining

minería f

coal/gold/diamond mining

extracción f de carbón/oro/diamantes

coal/gold/diamond mining atrbv. company/community/town

minero

mining engineer

ingeniero m de minas / ingeniera f de minas

mining industry

industria f minera

I. mine¹ PRON.

mine The translation mío reflects the gender and number of the noun it is standing for mine is translated by el mío, la mía, los míos, las mías, depending on what is being referred to.:

mine sing.

mío / mía

mine pl

míos / mías

don't touch that, it's mine

no toques eso, es mío

mine is here

el mío/la mía está aquí

a friend of mine

un amigo mío

it's a hobby of mine

es uno de mis hobbies

it's a hobby of mine

es un hobby que tengo

please be mine!

dime que sí

let's go back to mine

volvamos a mi casa

II. mine¹ ADJ. arc. sing.

mine

mi

mine pl

mis

I. mine² [ingl. am. maɪn, ingl. brit. mʌɪn] SUST.

1. mine MIN:

mine

mina f

diamond/uranium mine

mina de diamantes/uranio

to go down the mine(s)

trabajar en las minas

she/the book is a mine of information

ella/el libro es una mina de información

atrbv. mine workings

excavaciones fpl mineras

2. mine MILIT.:

mine

mina f

to sow or lay mines in an area

minar una zona

to sow or lay mines in an area

sembrar de minas una zona

II. mine² [ingl. am. maɪn, ingl. brit. mʌɪn] V. trans.

1.1. mine MIN:

mine gold/coal

extraer

1.2. mine MIN:

mine area/seam

explotar

they had mined the area for gold

habían explotado los yacimientos de oro de la zona

2. mine MILIT.:

mine

minar

III. mine² [ingl. am. maɪn, ingl. brit. mʌɪn] V. intr. MIN

to mine (for sth) to mine for tin (extract)

explotar minas/una mina de estaño

to mine (for sth) to mine for tin (prospect)

buscar estaño

I. engineer [ingl. am. ˌɛndʒəˈnɪr, ingl. brit. ɛndʒɪˈnɪə] SUST.

1.1. engineer (graduate):

engineer

ingeniero m / ingeniera f

1.2. engineer (in factory):

engineer ingl. brit.

oficial m / oficiala f

1.3. engineer (for maintenance):

engineer ingl. brit.

técnico mf

engineer ingl. brit.

ingeniero m / ingeniera f Méx.

1.4. engineer NÁUT.:

engineer

maquinista mf naval

chief engineer

jefe m de máquinas / jefa f de máquinas

1.5. engineer MILIT.:

the Engineers

el cuerpo de ingenieros

2. engineer ingl. am. FERRO.:

engineer

maquinista mf

II. engineer [ingl. am. ˌɛndʒəˈnɪr, ingl. brit. ɛndʒɪˈnɪə] V. trans.

1. engineer (contrive, bring about):

engineer plan

urdir

engineer plan

tramar

engineer defeat/downfall

fraguar

she engineered a truce between the two factions

logró or consiguió una tregua entre las dos facciones

he engineered the company's recovery

fue el artífice de la recuperación de la empresa

2. engineer <engineered, part. pas. >:

a beautifully engineered bridge/road

un puente/una carretera de magnífica ingeniería

genetically engineered bacteria

bacterias fpl creadas por ingeniería genética

mining engineer SUST.

mining engineer

ingeniero(-a) m (f) de minas

mine¹ [maɪn] PRON. pos.

mine

(el) mío, (la) mía, (los) míos, (las) mías

it's not his bag, it's mine

no es su bolsa, es la mía

this glass is mine

este vaso es mío

these are his shoes and those are mine

estos zapatos son suyos y estos (son) míos

I. mine² [maɪn] SUST. MIN, MILIT.

mine

mina f

a mine of information fig.

una fuente abundante de información

II. mine² [maɪn] V. trans.

1. mine MIN:

mine

extraer

2. mine MILIT.:

mine

sembrar minas en

mining [ˈmaɪnɪŋ] SUST. sin pl.

mining

minería f

I. engineer [ˌendʒɪˈnɪəʳ, ingl. am. -ˈnɪr] SUST.

1. engineer (with a degree):

engineer

ingeniero(-a) m (f)

civil engineer

ingeniero(-a) de caminos

2. engineer (technician):

engineer

técnico(-a) m (f)

3. engineer ingl. am. FERRO.:

engineer

maquinista mf

II. engineer [ˌendʒɪˈnɪəʳ, ingl. am. -ˈnɪr] V. trans.

engineer

construir

engineer fig.

maquinar

mining engineer SUST.

mining engineer

ingeniero (-a) m (f) de minas

mine¹ [maɪn] PRON. pos.

mine

(el) mío, (la) mía, (los) míos, (las) mías

it's not his bag, it's mine

no es su bolsa, es la mía

this glass is mine

este vaso es (el) mío

these are his shoes and those are mine

estos zapatos son suyos y estos (son) míos

mining [ˈmaɪ·nɪŋ] SUST.

mining

minería f

I. mine² [maɪn] SUST. MIN, MILIT.

mine

mina f

a mine of information fig.

una fuente abundante de información

II. mine² [maɪn] V. trans.

1. mine MIN:

mine

extraer

2. mine MILIT.:

mine

minar

III. mine² [maɪn] V. intr. MIN

mine

explotar minas

to mine for silver/gold

buscar plata/oro

I. engineer [ˌen·dʒɪ·ˈnɪr] SUST.

1. engineer (with a degree):

engineer

ingeniero(-a) m (f)

civil engineer

ingeniero de caminos

2. engineer (technician):

engineer

técnico(-a) m (f)

3. engineer FERRO.:

engineer

maquinista mf

II. engineer [ˌen·dʒɪ·ˈnɪr] V. trans.

engineer

construir

engineer fig.

maquinar

Present

I	mine
you	mine
he/she/it	mines
we	mine
you	mine
they	mine

Past

I	mined
you	mined
he/she/it	mined
we	mined
you	mined
they	mined

Present Perfect

I	have	mined
you	have	mined
he/she/it	has	mined
we	have	mined
you	have	mined
they	have	mined

Past Perfect

I	had	mined
you	had	mined
he/she/it	had	mined
we	had	mined
you	had	mined
they	had	mined

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

A negotiating team is in secret talks about financing a local mining company to be owned by the Guinean state.

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With tools such as cartography, shipbuilding, navigation, mining and agricultural productivity colonisers had an upper hand.

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The economy was focused mainly on the primary sector (agriculture and sheep husbandry) and on mining.

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We note also that in a carbon-constrained financial market, ongoing investments in coal carry significant stranded-asset risk and potential downside for national economies dependent on returns from coal mining.

reneweconomy.com.au

The radius of 6km 0 from the city are extensive mining (related to mining bauxite ore), the depth of 2050 m.

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