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exploitation minière à ciel ouvert

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opencast mining SUBST Brit

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inglês
inglês
francês
francês
open mine, sewer
francês
francês
inglês
inglês
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I. open [Brit ˈəʊp(ə)n, americ ˈoʊpən] SUBST

1. open (outside):

2. open (exposed position):

Expressões:

open, a. Open DESP
open, a. Open DESP

II. open [Brit ˈəʊp(ə)n, americ ˈoʊpən] ADJ

1. open:

open (not closed) door, box, parcel, book, eyes, shirt, wound, flower
open arms, legs
open (to the public) bank, shop, bar, bridge, meeting
to get sth open
open 9 to 5
ouvert de 9 à 5

2. open (not obstructed):

to be open road:
to be open canal, harbour:
to be open telephone line, frequency:
une vue dégagée (of de)

3. open (not covered):

open car, carriage
open tomb
open mine, sewer

4. open (susceptible):

5. open (accessible) sem atribut:

open job, position
open access, competition
open meeting, hearing, session
to be open to sb competition, service, park, facilities:

6. open (candid):

open person, discussion, declaration, statement
to be open (with sb) about sth

7. open (blatant):

open hostility, rivalry, attempt, contempt
open disagreement, disrespect

8. open (undecided):

open question
open return TRANSP
open ticket TRANSP

9. open (with spaces):

open weave, material

10. open DESP:

open tournament, contest

11. open MÚS:

open string

12. open LINGUÍS:

open vowel, syllable

III. open [Brit ˈəʊp(ə)n, americ ˈoʊpən] VERBO trans

1. open (cause not to be closed):

open door, envelope, letter, wound, box, shirt, umbrella, button, jar
to open one's arms/legs map, newspaper

2. open (begin):

open discussions, negotiations, meeting
open conversation
open account, enquiry
to open the door to abuse, corruption

3. open COM (set up):

open shop, business, branch

4. open (inaugurate):

open shop, bridge
open exhibition

5. open (make wider) → open up

IV. open [Brit ˈəʊp(ə)n, americ ˈoʊpən] VERBO intr

1. open (become open):

open door, window, flower, curtain:
to open into or onto sth door, room, window:
to open slightly or a little window, door:

2. open COM (operate):

open shop, bank, bar:

3. open (begin):

open meeting, conference, discussion, play:
to open with sth person, meeting, play:
to open by doing person:

4. open (have first performance):

open ARTE, CINEMA, TEATR film:
open exhibition:

5. open (be first speaker):

open person:

6. open (become wider) → open up

7. open FINAN:

open shares:

I. open up VERBO [Brit ˈəʊp(ə)n -, americ ˈoʊpən -] (open up)

1. open up (unlock a building):

2. open up (become wider):

open up gap:
open up crack, split, crevice, fissure literal, fig

3. open up (speak freely):

to open up to sb about sth
s'ouvrir à qn de qc

4. open up (develop):

open up opportunities, possibilities, market:

5. open up (become open):

open up flower:

6. open up COM (start up):

open up shop, business, branch:

7. open up MILITAR (start firing):

II. open up VERBO [Brit ˈəʊp(ə)n -, americ ˈoʊpən -] (open [sth] up, open up [sth])

1. open up (make open):

open up parcel, suitcase, wound

2. open up (make wider):

open up gap
to open up a lead athlete, racer:

3. open up (unlock):

open up shop, building

4. open up (start up):

open up shop, business, branch, mine

5. open up (make accessible):

open up area, road, country
open up forest, desert
open up fig opportunities, possibilities, career

I. cast [Brit kɑːst, americ kæst] SUBST

1. cast:

cast CINEMA, TEATR, TV (list of actors)

2. cast:

cast ARTE, TÉC (mould)

3. cast (arrangement):

4. cast (act of throwing):

jet m
cast PESCA

5. cast MED (squint):

6. cast MED:

7. cast ZOOL:

8. cast (colour, tinge):

II. cast <Pret imperf, Part perf cast> [Brit kɑːst, americ kæst] VERBO trans

1. cast (throw):

cast stone, net, fishing line
cast dice
cast light, shadow

2. cast (direct):

cast glance, look
jeter (at sur)

3. cast:

cast CINEMA, TEATR, TV play, film

4. cast (shed):

cast leaves, feathers

5. cast:

cast ARTE, TÉC plaster
cast metal

6. cast POL:

7. cast ASTROL:

III. cast <Pret imperf, Part perf cast> [Brit kɑːst, americ kæst] VERBO intr PESCA

mine1 [Brit mʌɪn, americ maɪn]

mine PRON In French, pronouns reflect the gender and number of the noun they are standing for. So mine is translated by le mien, la mienne, les miens, les miennes, according to what is being referred to: the blue car is mine = la voiture bleue est la mienne; his children are older than mine = ses enfants sont plus âgés que les miens.
For examples and particular usages, see the entry below.
:

mine's a whisky coloq
mine is not an easy task formal

I. mine2 [Brit mʌɪn, americ maɪn] SUBST

1. mine MINER:

2. mine fig:

3. mine MILITAR (explosive):

II. mine2 [Brit mʌɪn, americ maɪn] VERBO trans

1. mine MINER:

mine gems, mineral
mine area

2. mine MILITAR:

mine (lay mines in) area
mine (blow up) ship, tank

III. mine2 [Brit mʌɪn, americ maɪn] VERBO intr

to mine for gems, mineral

mining [Brit ˈmʌɪnɪŋ, americ ˈmaɪnɪŋ] SUBST

1. mining (obtaining coal, minerals):

mining atrib company, industry, rights, town
mining family, union
mining accident

2. mining MILITAR (minelaying):

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open-cast mining SUBST MINER

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I. open [ˈəʊpən, americ ˈoʊ-] SUBST

1. open (outdoors, outside):

(out) in the open in the country
to get sth (out) in the open fig

2. open DESP:

II. open [ˈəʊpən, americ ˈoʊ-] ADJ

1. open (unclosed, not closed) a. fig:

open room, box, arms
open letter
open legs

2. open (undecided):

open problem, question
open result

3. open (available, possible):

open to sb course, club
ouvert(e) à qn

4. open (open-minded):

to be open to sth

5. open (not closed in, unrestricted):

open view, road
open field
open ticket
open inv

6. open (uncovered, exposed):

open drain
to be open to sth

7. open (public):

open scandal

8. open (frank):

open person
open conflict

9. open DESP:

open game
open tournament
open inv

10. open (still available):

open job

11. open (likely to be affected by):

to be open to sth

12. open ECON:

open cheque

Expressões:

III. open [ˈəʊpən, americ ˈoʊ-] VERBO intr

1. open (change from closed):

2. open (give access):

3. open (ready for service):

4. open (start):

5. open (become visible):

IV. open [ˈəʊpən, americ ˈoʊ-] VERBO trans

1. open (change from closed):

open legs
open pores
to open the door to sth fig

2. open (remove fastening):

open bottle

3. open (start service):

4. open (inaugurate):

5. open (start, set up):

open negotiations, conservation

6. open (reveal):

7. open (make available to public):

I. cast [kɑst, americ kæst] SUBST

1. cast TEATR, CINEMA:

cast list

2. cast (moulded object):

3. cast MED:

4. cast (act of throwing):

cast spear, line

5. cast fig of mind:

6. cast (squint):

II. cast <cast, cast> [kɑst, americ kæst] VERBO trans

1. cast (throw):

cast a line, spear

2. cast fig (direct):

cast doubt, a shadow

3. cast (allocate roles):

cast play
to cast sb as sb

4. cast (give):

5. cast ARTE (make in a mould):

Expressões:

mining SUBST no pl

mine1 [maɪn] poss pron (belonging to me)

le mien(la mienne)

hers [hɜ:z, americ hɜ:rz] poss pron (belonging to her)

le sien(la sienne)

I. mine2 [maɪn] SUBST MINER

mine a. fig

II. mine2 [maɪn] VERBO trans

mine MINER:

mine coal, iron
mine area

Expressões:

I. mine3 [maɪn] SUBST MILITAR

II. mine3 [maɪn] VERBO trans

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I. open [ˈoʊ·p ə n] SUBST

1. open (outdoors, outside):

(out) in the open in the country
to get sth (out) in the open fig

2. open sports:

II. open [ˈoʊ·p ə n] ADJ

1. open (unclosed, not closed) a. fig:

open room, box, arms
open letter
open legs

2. open (undecided):

open problem, question
open result

3. open (available, possible):

open to sb course, club
ouvert(e) à qn

4. open (open-minded):

to be open to sth

5. open (not closed in, unrestricted):

open view, road
open field
open ticket
open inv

6. open (uncovered, exposed):

open drain
to be open to sth

7. open (public):

open scandal

8. open (frank):

open person
open conflict

9. open sports:

open game
open tournament
open inv

10. open (still available):

open job

11. open (likely to be affected by):

to be open to sth

12. open ECON:

open check

Expressões:

III. open [ˈoʊ·p ə n] VERBO intr

1. open (change from closed):

2. open (give access):

3. open (ready for service):

4. open (start):

5. open (become visible):

IV. open [ˈoʊ·p ə n] VERBO trans

1. open (change from closed):

open legs
open pores
to open the door to sth fig

2. open (remove fastening):

open bottle

3. open (start service):

4. open (inaugurate):

5. open (start, set up):

open negotiations, debate

6. open (reveal):

7. open (make available to public):

I. cast [kæst] SUBST

1. cast TEATR, CINEMA:

cast list

2. cast (molded object):

3. cast MED:

4. cast (act of throwing):

cast spear, line

5. cast fig of mind:

II. cast <cast, cast> [kæst] VERBO trans

1. cast (throw):

cast a line, spear

2. cast fig (direct):

cast doubt, a shadow

3. cast (allocate roles):

cast play
to cast sb as sb

4. cast (give):

5. cast ARTE (make in a mold):

Expressões:

mine1 [maɪn] poss pron (belonging to me)

le mien(la mienne)

hers [hɜrz] poss pron (belonging to her)

le sien(la sienne)

I. mine2 [maɪn] SUBST MINER

mine a. fig

II. mine2 [maɪn] VERBO trans

mine MINER:

mine coal, iron
mine area

Expressões:

I. mine3 [maɪn] SUBST MILITAR

II. mine3 [maɪn] VERBO trans

mining SUBST

Present
Iopen
youopen
he/she/itopens
weopen
youopen
theyopen
Past
Iopened
youopened
he/she/itopened
weopened
youopened
theyopened
Present Perfect
Ihaveopened
youhaveopened
he/she/ithasopened
wehaveopened
youhaveopened
theyhaveopened
Past Perfect
Ihadopened
youhadopened
he/she/ithadopened
wehadopened
youhadopened
theyhadopened

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Open-cast mining operations once operated to the north and south of the village.
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He is an expert in the area of mines safety, machinery, and open-cast mining.
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The open-cast mining by the government came right up to the edge of the main lawn on this side of the house.
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His business background over the years has been varied, including project work as a geologist, working in the coal industry and open-cast mining.
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The site had been investigated by archaeologists before the start of open-cast mining work.
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