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minted

/ˈmɪntɪd/

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verb

铸造，制造（硬币）。

To reproduce (coins), usually en masse, under licence.

Examples :

"The Royal Canadian Mint minted millions of loonies this year. "

加拿大皇家造币厂今年铸造了几百万枚加元硬币。

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verb

捏造，虚构。

To invent; to forge; to fabricate; to fashion.

Examples :

"The ambitious student minted a clever excuse for his late assignment. "

这个雄心勃勃的学生为了迟交的作业捏造了一个巧妙的借口。

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verb

尝试，企图，瞄准.

(provincial) To try, attempt; take aim.

Examples :

"The archer minted to hit the bullseye, drawing back her bow and focusing intently. "

那位弓箭手试图射中靶心，拉开弓，全神贯注地瞄准。

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verb

试图，企图.

(provincial) To try, attempt, endeavor; to take aim at; to try to hit; to purpose.

Examples :

"He minted to throw the ball into the basket, but missed. "

他试图把球投进篮筐，但没投中。

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verb

暗示，示意，暗指

To hint; suggest; insinuate.

Examples :

"He never said it directly, but he minted that I should work harder if I wanted a promotion. "

他从未直接说出来，但他暗示我如果想升职就应该更努力工作。

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adjective

铸造的，新铸的

Made into coinage; coined

Examples :

"The newly minted coins felt smooth and cool in my hand. "

这些新铸造的硬币摸起来光滑冰凉。

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adjective

薄荷味的，薄荷口味的

Flavoured with mint

Examples :

"minted peas"

薄荷味的豌豆

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adjective

富有的，有钱的.

Examples :

"The minted CEO donated a large sum of money to the local library. "

这位富有的首席执行官向当地图书馆捐赠了一大笔钱。

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