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1. (n.) land mine
an explosive charge concealed just under the surface of the ground or of a roadway, designed to be detonated by pressure, proximity of a vehicle or person, etc.
Etymology: (1885–90)
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1. (noun) land mine, ground-emplaced mine, booby trap
an explosive mine hidden underground; explodes when stepped on or driven over
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Sense: a mine laid on or near the surface of the ground, which is set off by something passing over it.
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 Afrikaans: landmyn |
 Arabic: لغْم أرضي |
 Bulgarian: мина |
 Brazilian: mina |
 Czech: pozemní mina |
 German: die Landmine |
 Danish: landmine |
 Greek: νάρκη |
 Spanish: mina terrestre |
 Estonian: maamiin |
 Farsi: مین زمینی |
 Finnish: maamiina |
 French: mine (terrestre) |
 Hebrew: מוֹקֵש |
 Hindi: बारूदी सुरंग |
 Croatian: nagazna mina |
 Hungarian: taposóakna |
 Indonesian: ranjau darat |
 Icelandic: jarðsprengja |
 Italian: mina terrestre |
 Japanese: 地雷 |
 Korean: 지뢰 |
 Lithuanian: sausumos (priešpėstinė) m |
 Latvian: fugass, mīna |
 Malay: ranjau letupan darat |
 Dutch: landmijn |
 Norwegian: landmine |
 Polish: mina lądowa |
 Persian: مین زمینی |
 Pashto: ځمكنى ماين |
 Portuguese: mina |
 Romanian: mină terestră (explozivă) |
 Russian: фугас |
 Slovak: pozemná mína |
 Slovenian: dnevni kop |
 Serbian: nagazna mina |
 Swedish: landmina |
 Thai: กับระเบิด |
 Turkish: kara mayını |
 Taiwanese: 地雷 |
 Ukrainian: наземна міна |
 Urdu: بارودی سرنگ |
 Vietnamese: quả mìn |
 Chinese: 地雷 |
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