/ˈmio/
Translation
mine (masculine)
Word origin
From Latin meus ('my, mine'). The stressed possessive contrasts with the shortened determiner mi.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- meus
- English cognates
- my, mine
Examples
, .
That seat is mine, you have got the wrong row.
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The problem is not mine, but the whole company's.
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A friend of mine recommended that book to me last year.
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Music has always been my thing, not sport.
, pasada.
These shoes are mine, I bought them last week.
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