miner in Latin
miner in Latin is metallārius — miner means a person who works underground or in a quarry extracting coal, ore, or other minerals.
miner in Latin
metallārius
A person who works in a mine.
What does "miner" mean?
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noun A person who works underground or in a quarry extracting coal, ore, or other minerals.
"His father was a coal miner for over twenty years."
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noun A person or piece of software that earns cryptocurrency by performing the computations needed to validate transactions.
"Bitcoin miners compete to solve complex puzzles for a reward."
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miner in a sentence
- His father was a coal miner for over twenty years.
- The miner put on his helmet and lamp before the lift took him down the shaft.
- Bitcoin miners compete to solve complex puzzles for a reward.
- He set up a miner on his old computer, but the electricity bill was higher than his earnings.
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What is "miner" in Latin?
"miner" in Latin is metallārius. miner means: A person who works underground or in a quarry extracting coal, ore, or other minerals.
How do you use "miner" in a sentence?
Example: "His father was a coal miner for over twenty years." In Latin, "miner" is metallārius.
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