Definition of gold mine in English:

gold mine

noun

1A place where gold is mined.
金矿
Example sentencesExamples
- Most people don't realize that Poppy Bush had a gold mine: Barrick Gold Mining Corp.
- While we were waiting in the aircraft hangar, I began talking to a young woman who was travelling with her small son, and it didn't take us long to discover that we were both going out to the same gold mine.
- This Canadian mining company is developing an open pit silver and gold mine in the San Marcos region of Guatemala despite the staunch opposition of the local indigenous communities.
- They have threatened to escalate the dispute by building roadblocks to stop tankers carrying fuel to the Kutubu oil operations and the Porgera gold mine.
- Freeport/Rio Tinto run the world's largest gold mine and third-largest copper mine in West Papua.
- He explains, ‘My father was a teacher and my brother was working in a gold mine.’
- They aimed to show, through practical examples, how technology worked and how it was applied in such colonial settings as the gold mine, the railway, and the wheat farm.
- A rich gold mine was also discovered, providing royalty payments to the handful of Warlpiri people with continuing traditional links to the country.
- Anglo's Mponeng gold mine is the second-deepest mine in the world.
- Stratoni lead and zinc mines were condemned recently after a nearby gold mine was closed on environmental grounds.
- It is a historic gold mine where students can practice various underground mining techniques as well as research modern explosive and rock mechanics.
- Based on the very high average grade of current ore and life-of-mine ore reserves, the Red Lake mine is, to our knowledge, the richest gold mine in the world.
- The state, which takes up to a 10% cut, has sold farm animals, an airplane, and equipment from a gold mine.
- The early morning mudslide took place in the Amapola gold mine, near the city of Filadelfia, in the Department of Caldas, 200 kilometers west of Bogota.
- I remember they were mining material that was higher grade per ton in gold than was at that time mined from the Pamour gold mine in Timmins, Ontario.
- In the October Geology, Bawden and his colleagues publish their analyses of samples from a massive zinc sulfide deposit located in a gold mine in Nevada.
- She stood by, for instance, as cyanide leaks from the Summitville gold mine killed wildlife in 17 miles of the Alamosa River.
- The ceramic dish features a transfer-printed map of the Gold Coast complete with a Spanish treasure ship sunken off the Coast and a gold mine in Burleigh.
- In Niolam, the largest island in the group, and the location of the gold mine, there was no population pressure prior to the influx of people seeking employment.
- The walkers will visit schools funded by Rehab, a working gold mine, the Pilanesberg National Park, Capetown, the Cape Peninsula and the winelands region.
1. 1.1 A source of wealth, valuable information, or resources.
  〈喻〉（财富、宝贵信息或资源的）源泉
  the book is a gold mine of sporting trivia
  这本书是个信息宝库。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Webber includes helpful comments on the meaning of ancient Latin terms and is a gold mine of introductory information on the office.
  The final version will be released soon, and Beeman says the information it yields should prove to be a gold mine.
  Love is a virtual gold mine for me artistically; another source for my work is the attempt to capture personalities in a face sketch.
  The nurse's study is a gold mine of information for women because nurses represent a large group of individuals who are experiencing similar health related problems.
  I suffer from paranoid schizophrenia and depression and find the net a gold mine of information.
  A major trade show comprises a gold mine of invaluable information about products, companies, industry trends, and so on.
  The book's extensive citations are a gold mine of information for those studying creative industries.
  The data that was in the book was worth a gold mine to me, since the data would assist me in making the formula.
  With the aim of promoting jewellery design and involving highly talented but untapped youth resources, the contest promises to be a literal gold mine of prizes.
  The Internet has proved to be a gold mine of information for people researching their family history.
  For the tool researcher, these database sections are a gold mine of information.
  On the one hand, consumers leave behind a veritable gold mine of information as they click through Web sites.
  What Bryce had considered ‘useless stuff’, Mac discovered was a gold mine of information.
  If you like complex tactics, this book is a gold mine.
  For those who despise alternative medicine, this book is a gold mine.
  The book is a gold mine of information, learned by McMoneagle over two decades of hands-on training, research, and applications.
  Properly handled, the bartender was a gold mine of information.
  Your website is the gold mine of information on how the public respond to what you say.
  The candidates present certainly hit a gold mine of voters and informants the other candidates counted on.
  It offers a gold mine of valuable reflections on the spiritual life.
  Synonyms
  rich source, repository, store, storehouse, reservoir, mint, treasure house, treasury, reserve, fund, wealth, vein, stock, supply, hoard, accumulation

Derivatives

gold miner

noun

Meanwhile, Dundee Precious Metals has decided to convert itself from an investment company to an operating gold miner, Goodman announced on Tuesday.
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1829 Baptiste returned to the West, working as a mountain man, guide, justice of the peace, and gold miner before returning to live with the Shoshones in 1885.
- Born in Rothesay of Irish immigrant parents, he became active in the Australian Labor movement when he worked as a gold miner from 1900.
- South Africa's AngloGold has offered 26 shares for every hundred Ashanti shares, a takeover which could make it the world's top gold miner.
- The story there goes that Russian Jack, a gold miner in the Halls Creek rush, helped a mate with two broken legs, by pushing him in a barrow 300 kilometres to medical help.

gold-mining

noun & adjectiveˈɡəʊldˌmʌɪnɪŋ

In the first three-quarters of 2005, the world's gold-mining companies are estimated to have produced only 1% more than in the same period of 2004.
Example sentencesExamples
- But the US Treasury has been urged to oppose the idea by gold-mining firms who fear that a sell-off could depress global prices for the metal.
- However, these schemes tend to invest in gold-mining shares rather than directly in bullion so returns do not necessarily correlate with the gold price.
- As recently as Christmas Eve, Thistle Mining, the Scottish-Canadian gold-mining firm he chaired, confirmed that its executive office in Edinburgh was to close.
- The National Geoscience Database of Iran, a government agency, lists 25 gold-mining deposits on its website.

Definition of gold mine in US English:

gold mine

nounˈɡoʊl(d) ˌmaɪnˈɡōl(d) ˌmīn

1A place where gold is mined.
金矿
Example sentencesExamples
- In the October Geology, Bawden and his colleagues publish their analyses of samples from a massive zinc sulfide deposit located in a gold mine in Nevada.
- A rich gold mine was also discovered, providing royalty payments to the handful of Warlpiri people with continuing traditional links to the country.
- The early morning mudslide took place in the Amapola gold mine, near the city of Filadelfia, in the Department of Caldas, 200 kilometers west of Bogota.
- It is a historic gold mine where students can practice various underground mining techniques as well as research modern explosive and rock mechanics.
- Based on the very high average grade of current ore and life-of-mine ore reserves, the Red Lake mine is, to our knowledge, the richest gold mine in the world.
- In Niolam, the largest island in the group, and the location of the gold mine, there was no population pressure prior to the influx of people seeking employment.
- The state, which takes up to a 10% cut, has sold farm animals, an airplane, and equipment from a gold mine.
- She stood by, for instance, as cyanide leaks from the Summitville gold mine killed wildlife in 17 miles of the Alamosa River.
- This Canadian mining company is developing an open pit silver and gold mine in the San Marcos region of Guatemala despite the staunch opposition of the local indigenous communities.
- The walkers will visit schools funded by Rehab, a working gold mine, the Pilanesberg National Park, Capetown, the Cape Peninsula and the winelands region.
- He explains, ‘My father was a teacher and my brother was working in a gold mine.’
- Stratoni lead and zinc mines were condemned recently after a nearby gold mine was closed on environmental grounds.
- Most people don't realize that Poppy Bush had a gold mine: Barrick Gold Mining Corp.
- I remember they were mining material that was higher grade per ton in gold than was at that time mined from the Pamour gold mine in Timmins, Ontario.
- Freeport/Rio Tinto run the world's largest gold mine and third-largest copper mine in West Papua.
- They have threatened to escalate the dispute by building roadblocks to stop tankers carrying fuel to the Kutubu oil operations and the Porgera gold mine.
- The ceramic dish features a transfer-printed map of the Gold Coast complete with a Spanish treasure ship sunken off the Coast and a gold mine in Burleigh.
- Anglo's Mponeng gold mine is the second-deepest mine in the world.
- They aimed to show, through practical examples, how technology worked and how it was applied in such colonial settings as the gold mine, the railway, and the wheat farm.
- While we were waiting in the aircraft hangar, I began talking to a young woman who was travelling with her small son, and it didn't take us long to discover that we were both going out to the same gold mine.
1. 1.1 A source of wealth, valuable information, or resources.
  〈喻〉（财富、宝贵信息或资源的）源泉
  this book is a gold mine of information
  这本书是个信息宝库。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The final version will be released soon, and Beeman says the information it yields should prove to be a gold mine.
  Love is a virtual gold mine for me artistically; another source for my work is the attempt to capture personalities in a face sketch.
  The candidates present certainly hit a gold mine of voters and informants the other candidates counted on.
  The data that was in the book was worth a gold mine to me, since the data would assist me in making the formula.
  For the tool researcher, these database sections are a gold mine of information.
  Properly handled, the bartender was a gold mine of information.
  It offers a gold mine of valuable reflections on the spiritual life.
  On the one hand, consumers leave behind a veritable gold mine of information as they click through Web sites.
  The book is a gold mine of information, learned by McMoneagle over two decades of hands-on training, research, and applications.
  Webber includes helpful comments on the meaning of ancient Latin terms and is a gold mine of introductory information on the office.
  I suffer from paranoid schizophrenia and depression and find the net a gold mine of information.
  The book's extensive citations are a gold mine of information for those studying creative industries.
  What Bryce had considered ‘useless stuff’, Mac discovered was a gold mine of information.
  For those who despise alternative medicine, this book is a gold mine.
  A major trade show comprises a gold mine of invaluable information about products, companies, industry trends, and so on.
  Your website is the gold mine of information on how the public respond to what you say.
  The nurse's study is a gold mine of information for women because nurses represent a large group of individuals who are experiencing similar health related problems.
  With the aim of promoting jewellery design and involving highly talented but untapped youth resources, the contest promises to be a literal gold mine of prizes.
  If you like complex tactics, this book is a gold mine.
  The Internet has proved to be a gold mine of information for people researching their family history.
  Synonyms
  rich source, repository, store, storehouse, reservoir, mint, treasure house, treasury, reserve, fund, wealth, vein, stock, supply, hoard, accumulation

词汇	gold mine
释义	Definition of gold mine in English: gold mine noun 1A place where gold is mined. 金矿 Example sentencesExamples Most people don't realize that Poppy Bush had a gold mine: Barrick Gold Mining Corp. While we were waiting in the aircraft hangar, I began talking to a young woman who was travelling with her small son, and it didn't take us long to discover that we were both going out to the same gold mine. This Canadian mining company is developing an open pit silver and gold mine in the San Marcos region of Guatemala despite the staunch opposition of the local indigenous communities. They have threatened to escalate the dispute by building roadblocks to stop tankers carrying fuel to the Kutubu oil operations and the Porgera gold mine. Freeport/Rio Tinto run the world's largest gold mine and third-largest copper mine in West Papua. He explains, ‘My father was a teacher and my brother was working in a gold mine.’ They aimed to show, through practical examples, how technology worked and how it was applied in such colonial settings as the gold mine, the railway, and the wheat farm. A rich gold mine was also discovered, providing royalty payments to the handful of Warlpiri people with continuing traditional links to the country. Anglo's Mponeng gold mine is the second-deepest mine in the world. Stratoni lead and zinc mines were condemned recently after a nearby gold mine was closed on environmental grounds. It is a historic gold mine where students can practice various underground mining techniques as well as research modern explosive and rock mechanics. Based on the very high average grade of current ore and life-of-mine ore reserves, the Red Lake mine is, to our knowledge, the richest gold mine in the world. The state, which takes up to a 10% cut, has sold farm animals, an airplane, and equipment from a gold mine. The early morning mudslide took place in the Amapola gold mine, near the city of Filadelfia, in the Department of Caldas, 200 kilometers west of Bogota. I remember they were mining material that was higher grade per ton in gold than was at that time mined from the Pamour gold mine in Timmins, Ontario. In the October Geology, Bawden and his colleagues publish their analyses of samples from a massive zinc sulfide deposit located in a gold mine in Nevada. She stood by, for instance, as cyanide leaks from the Summitville gold mine killed wildlife in 17 miles of the Alamosa River. The ceramic dish features a transfer-printed map of the Gold Coast complete with a Spanish treasure ship sunken off the Coast and a gold mine in Burleigh. In Niolam, the largest island in the group, and the location of the gold mine, there was no population pressure prior to the influx of people seeking employment. The walkers will visit schools funded by Rehab, a working gold mine, the Pilanesberg National Park, Capetown, the Cape Peninsula and the winelands region. 1.1 A source of wealth, valuable information, or resources. 〈喻〉（财富、宝贵信息或资源的）源泉 the book is a gold mine of sporting trivia 这本书是个信息宝库。 Example sentencesExamples Webber includes helpful comments on the meaning of ancient Latin terms and is a gold mine of introductory information on the office. The final version will be released soon, and Beeman says the information it yields should prove to be a gold mine. Love is a virtual gold mine for me artistically; another source for my work is the attempt to capture personalities in a face sketch. The nurse's study is a gold mine of information for women because nurses represent a large group of individuals who are experiencing similar health related problems. I suffer from paranoid schizophrenia and depression and find the net a gold mine of information. A major trade show comprises a gold mine of invaluable information about products, companies, industry trends, and so on. The book's extensive citations are a gold mine of information for those studying creative industries. The data that was in the book was worth a gold mine to me, since the data would assist me in making the formula. With the aim of promoting jewellery design and involving highly talented but untapped youth resources, the contest promises to be a literal gold mine of prizes. The Internet has proved to be a gold mine of information for people researching their family history. For the tool researcher, these database sections are a gold mine of information. On the one hand, consumers leave behind a veritable gold mine of information as they click through Web sites. What Bryce had considered ‘useless stuff’, Mac discovered was a gold mine of information. If you like complex tactics, this book is a gold mine. For those who despise alternative medicine, this book is a gold mine. The book is a gold mine of information, learned by McMoneagle over two decades of hands-on training, research, and applications. Properly handled, the bartender was a gold mine of information. Your website is the gold mine of information on how the public respond to what you say. The candidates present certainly hit a gold mine of voters and informants the other candidates counted on. It offers a gold mine of valuable reflections on the spiritual life. Synonyms rich source, repository, store, storehouse, reservoir, mint, treasure house, treasury, reserve, fund, wealth, vein, stock, supply, hoard, accumulation Derivatives gold miner noun Meanwhile, Dundee Precious Metals has decided to convert itself from an investment company to an operating gold miner, Goodman announced on Tuesday. Example sentencesExamples In 1829 Baptiste returned to the West, working as a mountain man, guide, justice of the peace, and gold miner before returning to live with the Shoshones in 1885. Born in Rothesay of Irish immigrant parents, he became active in the Australian Labor movement when he worked as a gold miner from 1900. South Africa's AngloGold has offered 26 shares for every hundred Ashanti shares, a takeover which could make it the world's top gold miner. The story there goes that Russian Jack, a gold miner in the Halls Creek rush, helped a mate with two broken legs, by pushing him in a barrow 300 kilometres to medical help. gold-mining noun & adjectiveˈɡəʊldˌmʌɪnɪŋ In the first three-quarters of 2005, the world's gold-mining companies are estimated to have produced only 1% more than in the same period of 2004. Example sentencesExamples But the US Treasury has been urged to oppose the idea by gold-mining firms who fear that a sell-off could depress global prices for the metal. However, these schemes tend to invest in gold-mining shares rather than directly in bullion so returns do not necessarily correlate with the gold price. As recently as Christmas Eve, Thistle Mining, the Scottish-Canadian gold-mining firm he chaired, confirmed that its executive office in Edinburgh was to close. The National Geoscience Database of Iran, a government agency, lists 25 gold-mining deposits on its website. Definition of gold mine in US English: gold mine nounˈɡoʊl(d) ˌmaɪnˈɡōl(d) ˌmīn 1A place where gold is mined. 金矿 Example sentencesExamples In the October Geology, Bawden and his colleagues publish their analyses of samples from a massive zinc sulfide deposit located in a gold mine in Nevada. A rich gold mine was also discovered, providing royalty payments to the handful of Warlpiri people with continuing traditional links to the country. The early morning mudslide took place in the Amapola gold mine, near the city of Filadelfia, in the Department of Caldas, 200 kilometers west of Bogota. It is a historic gold mine where students can practice various underground mining techniques as well as research modern explosive and rock mechanics. Based on the very high average grade of current ore and life-of-mine ore reserves, the Red Lake mine is, to our knowledge, the richest gold mine in the world. In Niolam, the largest island in the group, and the location of the gold mine, there was no population pressure prior to the influx of people seeking employment. The state, which takes up to a 10% cut, has sold farm animals, an airplane, and equipment from a gold mine. She stood by, for instance, as cyanide leaks from the Summitville gold mine killed wildlife in 17 miles of the Alamosa River. This Canadian mining company is developing an open pit silver and gold mine in the San Marcos region of Guatemala despite the staunch opposition of the local indigenous communities. The walkers will visit schools funded by Rehab, a working gold mine, the Pilanesberg National Park, Capetown, the Cape Peninsula and the winelands region. He explains, ‘My father was a teacher and my brother was working in a gold mine.’ Stratoni lead and zinc mines were condemned recently after a nearby gold mine was closed on environmental grounds. Most people don't realize that Poppy Bush had a gold mine: Barrick Gold Mining Corp. I remember they were mining material that was higher grade per ton in gold than was at that time mined from the Pamour gold mine in Timmins, Ontario. Freeport/Rio Tinto run the world's largest gold mine and third-largest copper mine in West Papua. They have threatened to escalate the dispute by building roadblocks to stop tankers carrying fuel to the Kutubu oil operations and the Porgera gold mine. The ceramic dish features a transfer-printed map of the Gold Coast complete with a Spanish treasure ship sunken off the Coast and a gold mine in Burleigh. Anglo's Mponeng gold mine is the second-deepest mine in the world. They aimed to show, through practical examples, how technology worked and how it was applied in such colonial settings as the gold mine, the railway, and the wheat farm. While we were waiting in the aircraft hangar, I began talking to a young woman who was travelling with her small son, and it didn't take us long to discover that we were both going out to the same gold mine. 1.1 A source of wealth, valuable information, or resources. 〈喻〉（财富、宝贵信息或资源的）源泉 this book is a gold mine of information 这本书是个信息宝库。 Example sentencesExamples The final version will be released soon, and Beeman says the information it yields should prove to be a gold mine. Love is a virtual gold mine for me artistically; another source for my work is the attempt to capture personalities in a face sketch. The candidates present certainly hit a gold mine of voters and informants the other candidates counted on. The data that was in the book was worth a gold mine to me, since the data would assist me in making the formula. For the tool researcher, these database sections are a gold mine of information. Properly handled, the bartender was a gold mine of information. It offers a gold mine of valuable reflections on the spiritual life. On the one hand, consumers leave behind a veritable gold mine of information as they click through Web sites. The book is a gold mine of information, learned by McMoneagle over two decades of hands-on training, research, and applications. Webber includes helpful comments on the meaning of ancient Latin terms and is a gold mine of introductory information on the office. I suffer from paranoid schizophrenia and depression and find the net a gold mine of information. The book's extensive citations are a gold mine of information for those studying creative industries. What Bryce had considered ‘useless stuff’, Mac discovered was a gold mine of information. For those who despise alternative medicine, this book is a gold mine. A major trade show comprises a gold mine of invaluable information about products, companies, industry trends, and so on. Your website is the gold mine of information on how the public respond to what you say. The nurse's study is a gold mine of information for women because nurses represent a large group of individuals who are experiencing similar health related problems. With the aim of promoting jewellery design and involving highly talented but untapped youth resources, the contest promises to be a literal gold mine of prizes. If you like complex tactics, this book is a gold mine. The Internet has proved to be a gold mine of information for people researching their family history. Synonyms rich source, repository, store, storehouse, reservoir, mint, treasure house, treasury, reserve, fund, wealth, vein, stock, supply, hoard, accumulation
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