mint

plant(植物)

1. B2Uncountable(不可数名词)

   A herb with leaves that possess a strong, fresh aroma and flavor, commonly used to add flavor to food.

   薄荷

   • a small sprig of mint

     一小枝薄荷

   • gum/toothpaste with a mint flavor

     薄荷味的口香糖/牙膏

   • Add some fresh mint leaves to your drink.

     在你的饮料中加入一些新鲜的薄荷叶。

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food(食物)

1. Countable(可数名词)

   A candy that has a mint flavor.

   薄荷糖

   • a pack of extra-strong mints

     一包超强劲的薄荷糖

   • chocolate mints served after a meal

     饭后提供的巧克力薄荷糖

   • He pulled a mint from his pocket.

     他从口袋里掏出一颗薄荷糖

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money(钱币)

1. Countable(可数名词)

   A facility where new coins of a country are produced.

   造币厂

2. Singular(单数)informal(非正式)

   An exceptionally large sum of money.

   大笔钱；很多钱

   • If his new product becomes very popular, he will make a mint.

     如果他的新产品大受欢迎，他将会赚一大笔钱。

   • That company made a mint from the new technology.

     那家公司从新技术中赚了一大笔钱。

   • They made a mint from that invention.

     他们从那项发明中赚了一大笔钱。

money(钱币)

1. Transitive(及物动词)

   To produce coins on behalf of a government.

   铸币；铸造（硬币）

create(创造)

1. Transitive(及物动词)

   To create something new, particularly to invent a new phrase or word.

   创造；创造新词

   • a newly created slogan/phrase

     一个新创的口号/短语

   • recently graduated college students

     刚毕业的大学生

   • They are minting a new marketing strategy.

     他们正在制定新的营销策略。

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1. Before noun(前置形容词)

   Referring to stamps, coins, etc., that are unused; in new condition.

   （邮票、硬币等）未被使用过的；全新的。

   • A collector is willing to pay $500 for a brand new copy.

     一位收藏家愿意为一本全新的复制品支付500美元。

   • This old comic book is in mint condition.

     这本旧漫画书的状态非常新。

   • He keeps his old car in mint condition.

     他将他的旧车保持在全新的状态。