Definition of salt mine in English:

salt mine

noun

1A mine yielding rock salt.
Example sentencesExamples
- The salt mines were no joke, they were the highest punishment anyone could get in Mhalta; most people preferred death than working endless hours in the mines, with the cold and the wet and the air that was too thick to breathe it.
- Salt comes usually from salt mines, but you could always buy ‘sea-salt’ and use that.
- Most of the salt used by the agency is mined at the rock salt mine in the Cheshire town of Winsford.
- The marsh is at the site of an abandoned salt mine.
- There was a birthday trip into the nether world of a salt mine, where, along with the labarynthine tunnels, the miners had hewn for themselves not one, not two, but three chapels - cut into the white rock.
1. 1.1usually salt mineshumorous A job involving demanding or gruelling work.
  so it's back to the salt mines here in Cambridge
  Example sentencesExamples
  My wife goes to the salt mines; I stay home and have the gals over in the afternoon for bonbons and pink squirrels.
  There have been a series of summer transfer stories (or in actual fact non-stories) which have had the fans working long and hard in the salt mines that are the football forums.
  So it's back to the salt mines here in Cambridge.
  So… are we calling it a day or are you going to make us spend all day at the salt mines?
  But until then, it's back to the salt mines (law firm) for me…

Definition of salt mine in US English:

salt mine

noun

1A mine yielding rock salt.
Example sentencesExamples
- The salt mines were no joke, they were the highest punishment anyone could get in Mhalta; most people preferred death than working endless hours in the mines, with the cold and the wet and the air that was too thick to breathe it.
- There was a birthday trip into the nether world of a salt mine, where, along with the labarynthine tunnels, the miners had hewn for themselves not one, not two, but three chapels - cut into the white rock.
- The marsh is at the site of an abandoned salt mine.
- Most of the salt used by the agency is mined at the rock salt mine in the Cheshire town of Winsford.
- Salt comes usually from salt mines, but you could always buy ‘sea-salt’ and use that.
1. 1.1usually salt mineshumorous Used in reference to a person's job or place of work.
  we had a lot of fun, but tomorrow it's back to the salt mines
  Example sentencesExamples
  So it's back to the salt mines here in Cambridge.
  There have been a series of summer transfer stories (or in actual fact non-stories) which have had the fans working long and hard in the salt mines that are the football forums.
  So… are we calling it a day or are you going to make us spend all day at the salt mines?
  My wife goes to the salt mines; I stay home and have the gals over in the afternoon for bonbons and pink squirrels.
  But until then, it's back to the salt mines (law firm) for me…

单词	salt mine
释义	Definition of salt mine in English: salt mine noun 1A mine yielding rock salt. Example sentencesExamples The salt mines were no joke, they were the highest punishment anyone could get in Mhalta; most people preferred death than working endless hours in the mines, with the cold and the wet and the air that was too thick to breathe it. Salt comes usually from salt mines, but you could always buy ‘sea-salt’ and use that. Most of the salt used by the agency is mined at the rock salt mine in the Cheshire town of Winsford. The marsh is at the site of an abandoned salt mine. There was a birthday trip into the nether world of a salt mine, where, along with the labarynthine tunnels, the miners had hewn for themselves not one, not two, but three chapels - cut into the white rock. 1.1usually salt mineshumorous A job involving demanding or gruelling work. so it's back to the salt mines here in Cambridge Example sentencesExamples My wife goes to the salt mines; I stay home and have the gals over in the afternoon for bonbons and pink squirrels. There have been a series of summer transfer stories (or in actual fact non-stories) which have had the fans working long and hard in the salt mines that are the football forums. So it's back to the salt mines here in Cambridge. So… are we calling it a day or are you going to make us spend all day at the salt mines? But until then, it's back to the salt mines (law firm) for me… Definition of salt mine in US English: salt mine noun 1A mine yielding rock salt. Example sentencesExamples The salt mines were no joke, they were the highest punishment anyone could get in Mhalta; most people preferred death than working endless hours in the mines, with the cold and the wet and the air that was too thick to breathe it. There was a birthday trip into the nether world of a salt mine, where, along with the labarynthine tunnels, the miners had hewn for themselves not one, not two, but three chapels - cut into the white rock. The marsh is at the site of an abandoned salt mine. Most of the salt used by the agency is mined at the rock salt mine in the Cheshire town of Winsford. Salt comes usually from salt mines, but you could always buy ‘sea-salt’ and use that. 1.1usually salt mineshumorous Used in reference to a person's job or place of work. we had a lot of fun, but tomorrow it's back to the salt mines Example sentencesExamples So it's back to the salt mines here in Cambridge. There have been a series of summer transfer stories (or in actual fact non-stories) which have had the fans working long and hard in the salt mines that are the football forums. So… are we calling it a day or are you going to make us spend all day at the salt mines? My wife goes to the salt mines; I stay home and have the gals over in the afternoon for bonbons and pink squirrels. But until then, it's back to the salt mines (law firm) for me…
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