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minting

/ˈmɪntɪŋ/

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verb

铸币，造币

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

Examples :

"The Royal Canadian Mint is minting special commemorative coins for the upcoming Olympic Games. "

加拿大皇家造币厂正在为即将到来的奥运会铸造特别的纪念币。

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verb

伪造，捏造。

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

Examples :

"The author was minting excuses for not finishing his book, claiming illness and a sudden lack of inspiration. "

作者为了解释没能完成他的书，正在捏造各种借口，一会儿说生病了，一会儿又说突然没有灵感了。

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verb

设法, 试图。

(provincial) To try, attempt; take aim.

Examples :

"The boy, minting a throw at the trash can from across the room, missed. "

那男孩试图从房间那边扔垃圾到垃圾桶里，但没扔中。

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verb

企图，试图，努力。

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

Examples :

"He was minting to throw the basketball into the hoop, but it bounced off the rim. "

他试图把篮球投进篮筐，但是球打在篮筐边缘弹开了。

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verb

暗示，示意

To hint; suggest; insinuate.

Examples :

"The teacher was minting that the students needed to study more for the upcoming test. "

老师暗示同学们要为即将到来的考试多做准备。

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noun

铸币，造币。

The act by which money is minted.

Examples :

"The Royal Canadian Mint prioritizes quality control during the minting of new coins to ensure they meet high standards. "

加拿大皇家铸币厂在铸造新币的过程中非常重视质量控制，以确保它们符合高标准。

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