Converse of object

• abandon: In Ukraine, we follow a group of miners so desperate for work that they've taken over an abandoned mine for themselves.

• detonate: Engineers were given the task of tunneling underneath the enemy trench, with the intention of then detonating mines directly underneath the front line.

• explode: Shipped out to Vietnam to serve on a river patrol vessel he was hospitalized by an exploding mine.

Converse of subject

• sink: Britain's greatest soldier, Lord Kitchener, died on the cruiser HMS Hampshire, sunk by mines off Orkney's west coast in 1916.

Adjective modifier

• anti-personnel: Land mines We would support a ban on all anti-personnel land mines.

• disused: In more recent years the village was an important lead mining center and Carsington Pasture is still littered with disused lead mines.

• gold: In addition, the appendix is a gold mine of information.

• magnetic: Sub-Lieutenant Babington had experimented with the dismantling of all types of bombs and had worked on the first suspended parachute magnetic mines.

• underground: IMC assisted in the development of safety plans and risk assessments for a new underground coal mine in Queensland.

Modifies a noun

• shaft: He was located 40 ' down a mine shaft having spent 10 hours there.

• clearance: Graham Goldsworthy, a former British Army officer, now works on land mine clearance in Central America.

• working: Key to the scheme was the remediation of old mine workings to enable the bypass to cross the redeveloped areas.

• eye: How would ( I say ) mine eyes be blessed made, By looking on thee in the liuing day?

Noun used with modifier

• coal: Go to TOP Coal mines The coal mining area is in the center of the basin.

• copper: The tin and copper mines were booming and a new industry china clay grew out of nothing.

• tin: Mines varied in size from the smaller tin mines employing under fifty to the large copper mines employing over a thousand.

• gold: I live in Chester and on the outskirts there is a little gold mine just waiting to be opened on an A road.

• parachute: Disposed of parachute mine on land in a minefield at Mersa Matruh, Egypt in Sep 43.

• ore: In England on one occasion in a little town where there were iron and ore mines, they would pile up the slag.