Definition of mother lode in English:

mother lode

noun

Mining

1A principal vein of an ore or mineral.
Example sentencesExamples
- The California 49ers looked upstream hoping to find the mother lode, and that's exactly what they called the system of gold veins they discovered.
- Bettors look at statistics, angling for some play, some pattern, or a factor someone might have overlooked - much like a gold miner hoping someone's overlooked a nugget here and there or bypassed a mother lode.
- Based in Walnut Creek and Lotus, Calif. - right by the mother lode that drew the forty-niners out West for the Gold Rush - the business seems isolated, deep in canyon country.
1. 1.1 A rich source of something.
  your portfolio holds a mother lode of opportunities
  Example sentencesExamples
  Your tax returns contain a mother lode of financial information about you.
  The mother lode was struck when the designers hit on a way to improve power management and increase battery life for cell phones and other portable electronics.
  The vernacular provided Shakespeare with a mother lode of new words, and he used his imagination to build up his vocabulary.
  This site is the mother lode of maps, charts, data, and articles about Australians.
  While there have been revisions of Anthony's original insights, he certainly was the first to strike the mother lode.
  A vibrant community that has doubled in size in the past eight months is teeming with potential customers and has a mother lode of data to mine.
  Iceland is something of a genetic mother lode, boasting probably the world's most homogeneous populations.
  Let's hope that what we clearly lack in wits, curiosity, and worldliness we can make up for with a mother lode of dexterity and hand-eye coordination.
  The file proved to be a mother lode of information.
  ‘I think we hit the emotional mother lode when we met Keith,’ says Rubin.
  No other writer I know mines the mother lode of what is condescendingly called ‘everyday life’ with such consistently surprising results.
  What they found in these files was a mother lode of intelligence reporting on German international commercial and fiscal transactions in 1944 and 1945.
  The second disc is the mother lode, absolutely jammed to the hilt with two hours of extra footage, new testimony, short films, and altercations - an extra film's worth of supplementary material, really.
  There is no doubt that the Opportunity Mars rover is relaying a mother lode of geological data.
  It was not until we started working with local fishermen who knew their way into some of the most inaccessible lakes that we hit the mother lode of black caiman nesting sites.
  Thus, animal bioexplorers are entering largely uncharted territory, and the odds are good, they believe, that a mother lode is still out there, waiting to be discovered.
  The labor markets have always been the mother lode of information about trends in economic growth, inflation, and Federal Reserve policy.
  There in his own backyard, Hutchinson struck the mother lode of Nature Study.
  Researchers hope to mine this mother lode of genetic variation to achieve cottons with higher yields, stronger fibers, improved seed quality, and other traits.
  Quality has increased dramatically recently, and folks are hollering about how the vineyards in Otago on the South Island will turn out to be the mother lode.
  ‘The credit report is the mother lode of information,’ she says.

Definition of mother lode in US English:

mother lode

nounˈməðər loʊd

Mining

1A principal vein of an ore or mineral.
Example sentencesExamples
- Based in Walnut Creek and Lotus, Calif. - right by the mother lode that drew the forty-niners out West for the Gold Rush - the business seems isolated, deep in canyon country.
- Bettors look at statistics, angling for some play, some pattern, or a factor someone might have overlooked - much like a gold miner hoping someone's overlooked a nugget here and there or bypassed a mother lode.
- The California 49ers looked upstream hoping to find the mother lode, and that's exactly what they called the system of gold veins they discovered.
1. 1.1 A rich source of something.
  your portfolio holds a mother lode of opportunities
  Example sentencesExamples
  The vernacular provided Shakespeare with a mother lode of new words, and he used his imagination to build up his vocabulary.
  The mother lode was struck when the designers hit on a way to improve power management and increase battery life for cell phones and other portable electronics.
  A vibrant community that has doubled in size in the past eight months is teeming with potential customers and has a mother lode of data to mine.
  There is no doubt that the Opportunity Mars rover is relaying a mother lode of geological data.
  No other writer I know mines the mother lode of what is condescendingly called ‘everyday life’ with such consistently surprising results.
  Researchers hope to mine this mother lode of genetic variation to achieve cottons with higher yields, stronger fibers, improved seed quality, and other traits.
  The file proved to be a mother lode of information.
  It was not until we started working with local fishermen who knew their way into some of the most inaccessible lakes that we hit the mother lode of black caiman nesting sites.
  This site is the mother lode of maps, charts, data, and articles about Australians.
  There in his own backyard, Hutchinson struck the mother lode of Nature Study.
  What they found in these files was a mother lode of intelligence reporting on German international commercial and fiscal transactions in 1944 and 1945.
  The second disc is the mother lode, absolutely jammed to the hilt with two hours of extra footage, new testimony, short films, and altercations - an extra film's worth of supplementary material, really.
  The labor markets have always been the mother lode of information about trends in economic growth, inflation, and Federal Reserve policy.
  While there have been revisions of Anthony's original insights, he certainly was the first to strike the mother lode.
  Your tax returns contain a mother lode of financial information about you.
  Let's hope that what we clearly lack in wits, curiosity, and worldliness we can make up for with a mother lode of dexterity and hand-eye coordination.
  Iceland is something of a genetic mother lode, boasting probably the world's most homogeneous populations.
  ‘I think we hit the emotional mother lode when we met Keith,’ says Rubin.
  Thus, animal bioexplorers are entering largely uncharted territory, and the odds are good, they believe, that a mother lode is still out there, waiting to be discovered.
  Quality has increased dramatically recently, and folks are hollering about how the vineyards in Otago on the South Island will turn out to be the mother lode.
  ‘The credit report is the mother lode of information,’ she says.

单词	mother lode
释义	Definition of mother lode in English: mother lode noun Mining 1A principal vein of an ore or mineral. Example sentencesExamples The California 49ers looked upstream hoping to find the mother lode, and that's exactly what they called the system of gold veins they discovered. Bettors look at statistics, angling for some play, some pattern, or a factor someone might have overlooked - much like a gold miner hoping someone's overlooked a nugget here and there or bypassed a mother lode. Based in Walnut Creek and Lotus, Calif. - right by the mother lode that drew the forty-niners out West for the Gold Rush - the business seems isolated, deep in canyon country. 1.1 A rich source of something. your portfolio holds a mother lode of opportunities Example sentencesExamples Your tax returns contain a mother lode of financial information about you. The mother lode was struck when the designers hit on a way to improve power management and increase battery life for cell phones and other portable electronics. The vernacular provided Shakespeare with a mother lode of new words, and he used his imagination to build up his vocabulary. This site is the mother lode of maps, charts, data, and articles about Australians. While there have been revisions of Anthony's original insights, he certainly was the first to strike the mother lode. A vibrant community that has doubled in size in the past eight months is teeming with potential customers and has a mother lode of data to mine. Iceland is something of a genetic mother lode, boasting probably the world's most homogeneous populations. Let's hope that what we clearly lack in wits, curiosity, and worldliness we can make up for with a mother lode of dexterity and hand-eye coordination. The file proved to be a mother lode of information. ‘I think we hit the emotional mother lode when we met Keith,’ says Rubin. No other writer I know mines the mother lode of what is condescendingly called ‘everyday life’ with such consistently surprising results. What they found in these files was a mother lode of intelligence reporting on German international commercial and fiscal transactions in 1944 and 1945. The second disc is the mother lode, absolutely jammed to the hilt with two hours of extra footage, new testimony, short films, and altercations - an extra film's worth of supplementary material, really. There is no doubt that the Opportunity Mars rover is relaying a mother lode of geological data. It was not until we started working with local fishermen who knew their way into some of the most inaccessible lakes that we hit the mother lode of black caiman nesting sites. Thus, animal bioexplorers are entering largely uncharted territory, and the odds are good, they believe, that a mother lode is still out there, waiting to be discovered. The labor markets have always been the mother lode of information about trends in economic growth, inflation, and Federal Reserve policy. There in his own backyard, Hutchinson struck the mother lode of Nature Study. Researchers hope to mine this mother lode of genetic variation to achieve cottons with higher yields, stronger fibers, improved seed quality, and other traits. Quality has increased dramatically recently, and folks are hollering about how the vineyards in Otago on the South Island will turn out to be the mother lode. ‘The credit report is the mother lode of information,’ she says. Definition of mother lode in US English: mother lode nounˈməðər loʊd Mining 1A principal vein of an ore or mineral. Example sentencesExamples Based in Walnut Creek and Lotus, Calif. - right by the mother lode that drew the forty-niners out West for the Gold Rush - the business seems isolated, deep in canyon country. Bettors look at statistics, angling for some play, some pattern, or a factor someone might have overlooked - much like a gold miner hoping someone's overlooked a nugget here and there or bypassed a mother lode. The California 49ers looked upstream hoping to find the mother lode, and that's exactly what they called the system of gold veins they discovered. 1.1 A rich source of something. your portfolio holds a mother lode of opportunities Example sentencesExamples The vernacular provided Shakespeare with a mother lode of new words, and he used his imagination to build up his vocabulary. The mother lode was struck when the designers hit on a way to improve power management and increase battery life for cell phones and other portable electronics. A vibrant community that has doubled in size in the past eight months is teeming with potential customers and has a mother lode of data to mine. There is no doubt that the Opportunity Mars rover is relaying a mother lode of geological data. No other writer I know mines the mother lode of what is condescendingly called ‘everyday life’ with such consistently surprising results. Researchers hope to mine this mother lode of genetic variation to achieve cottons with higher yields, stronger fibers, improved seed quality, and other traits. The file proved to be a mother lode of information. It was not until we started working with local fishermen who knew their way into some of the most inaccessible lakes that we hit the mother lode of black caiman nesting sites. This site is the mother lode of maps, charts, data, and articles about Australians. There in his own backyard, Hutchinson struck the mother lode of Nature Study. What they found in these files was a mother lode of intelligence reporting on German international commercial and fiscal transactions in 1944 and 1945. The second disc is the mother lode, absolutely jammed to the hilt with two hours of extra footage, new testimony, short films, and altercations - an extra film's worth of supplementary material, really. The labor markets have always been the mother lode of information about trends in economic growth, inflation, and Federal Reserve policy. While there have been revisions of Anthony's original insights, he certainly was the first to strike the mother lode. Your tax returns contain a mother lode of financial information about you. Let's hope that what we clearly lack in wits, curiosity, and worldliness we can make up for with a mother lode of dexterity and hand-eye coordination. Iceland is something of a genetic mother lode, boasting probably the world's most homogeneous populations. ‘I think we hit the emotional mother lode when we met Keith,’ says Rubin. Thus, animal bioexplorers are entering largely uncharted territory, and the odds are good, they believe, that a mother lode is still out there, waiting to be discovered. Quality has increased dramatically recently, and folks are hollering about how the vineyards in Otago on the South Island will turn out to be the mother lode. ‘The credit report is the mother lode of information,’ she says.
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