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Definition of minting - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
money productionTECH. the process of making coins or currencyTECH.
- The minting of new coins was announced by the treasury.
2.
cryptocurrencyTECH. the creation of digital tokens or coinsTECH.
- Minting of NFTs has become popular in digital art.
Adjective
1.
coin productionTECH. related to the process of making coins or moneyTECH.
- The minting process requires precision and high-quality materials.
2.
creationRare involved in creating something newRare
- The minting project was innovative and exciting.
Origin of minting
Latin, moneta (coin) + -ing (action)
Terms with minting included in their meaning
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Examples of minting in a sentence
New laws tightened oversight of minting to prevent counterfeiting. Minting on that network costs less when gas fees drop. A bug halted minting of the new token until the contract was fixed. Minting errors can make coins valuable to collectors. The minting facility operates 24/7 to meet demand. The minting team launched a new app.
Minting ideas were shared at the conference.
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- French:frappe, de monnaie, ...
- German:Prägung, Münzherstellung, ...
- Italian:coniazione, produzione di monete, ...
- Spanish:acuñación, producción de monedas, ...
- Portuguese:cunhagem, produção de moedas, ...
- Chinese:铸币, 创新的, ...
- Japanese:造幣, 貨幣製造, ...
- Arabic:سَكّ, ضَرْب النُّقود, ...
- Hebrew:טְבִיעָה, מַטְבְּעָתִי, ...
- Russian:чеканка, монетный, ...
- Ukrainian:карбування монет, виготовлення монет, ...
- Hindi:मुद्रा निर्माण, निर्माणाधीन, ...
Definition of mint - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
botanyplant with aromatic leaves used in cooking and teas
- She added fresh mint to the lemonade for extra flavor..
2.
sweetcandy flavored with mint
- She offered me a mint after dinner.
3.
coin productionplace where coins are produced
- The national mint produces millions of coins each year..
4.
tastefresh herb flavor used in candies, gum, and desserts
- Mint is a popular ice cream flavor.
5.
colorgreen color like mint leaves
- The walls were painted a soft mint.
6.
pristine conditioncondition of being new or unused
- The car was in mint condition when he bought it..
7.
- He made a mint from his investments.
Adjective
1.
colorspale green like fresh herb leaves
- She wore a mint dress to the party.
2.
- The car is in mint condition, barely used..
Verb
1.
coin productionproduce coins by stamping metal
- The government mints coins every year.
2.
create impressivelycreate something new, especially to impress
- He minted a new phrase that caught everyone's attention..
3.
cryptocurrencyTECH. create a crypto tokenTECH.
- They minted a new token on the blockchain.
4.
languageinvent new words or phrases
- She minted a catchy slogan for the campaign.
Images of mint
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place where coins are produced
Expressions with mint
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state of being like new, unused
The vintage car is in mint condition.
earn a lot of money quickly
With his new business, he is minting money.
earn a large amount of money quickly or easily
Father made a mint selling his old car.
perfect state as if new
The vintage car is in mint condition.
earn a large amount of money quickly
She made a mint selling handmade jewelry online.
having a very high monetary value
This painting is worth a mint.
small flavored candy to freshen breath
She popped a breath mint before the meeting..
type of mint plant used in cooking
She added fresh garden mint to the salad.
sweet flavored with mint
She offered me a mint candy after dinner.
flavor of ice cream with mint and chocolate pieces
I love mint chocolate chip ice cream on hot days.
chocolate filled with peppermint fondant
She offered me a mint cream after dinner.
pale bluish-green color
The walls were painted in mint green.
green jelly flavored with mint
Mint jelly is a common condiment for roast meats.
sauce made from mint leaves, vinegar, and sugar
We served mint sauce with the roast lamb.
herbal drink made from mint leaves in hot water
I enjoy a cup of mint tea every morning.
having a smell similar to mint
She bought a mint-scented candle for her living room..
almost perfect condition with minor imperfections
The comic book is in near-mint condition.
cocktail with bourbon, sugar, mint, and ice
She enjoyed a mint julep on the porch.
perennial herb with aromatic narrow leaves
Basil mint grows well in my garden.
anise-flavored extract made from a herb for flavoring
The candy had a hint of licorice mint.
type of hard mint candy
She offered me a mint imperial after dinner.
very thin mint-flavored candy often served after meals
After dinner, they offered a wafer-thin mint.
family of aromatic plants including mint and lavender
The mint family includes many herbs used in cooking.
herb with apple-mint aroma used in teas and jellies
Apple mint adds a fresh flavor to teas.
Origin of mint
Latin, mentha (mint)
Examples of mint in a sentence
He garnished the dish with a sprig of mint. He slipped a mint into his pocket. Would you like a mint with your coffee? The old mint is now a museum. He works at the mint, designing new coins. The mint in the candy was refreshing.
He added mint to the chocolate for extra flavor. She chose mint for the nursery curtains. The invitation had a mint border. The comic book was in mint condition. Her vintage dress was still in mint condition. That app's creators sold it for a mint. She spent a mint renovating the old house. The walls were painted in a mint shade. She bought a mint-colored bicycle. His vintage watch is in mint condition. She kept her comic book collection in mint condition. The ancient empire minted its own currency. New technology allows for faster minting of coins. She minted a new recipe that became popular. The artist minted a unique style that gained fame. He plans to mint several tokens next month. The company will mint a new series of coins. The author minted several new terms in her novel. He loves to mint jargon for his tech blog.
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- French:menthe, vert clair, ...
- German:Minze, minzgrün, ...
- Italian:mentuccia, verde chiaro, ...
- Spanish:menta, verde, ...
- Portuguese:hortelã, verde menta, ...
- Chinese:薄荷, 薄荷绿的, ...
- Japanese:ミント, ミント色の, ...
- Arabic:نَعْنَاع, أخضر نعناعي, ...
- Hebrew:נַעֲנָע, מֻשׁלָם, ...
- Russian:мята, мятный, ...
- Ukrainian:м'ята, у відмінному стані, ...
- Hindi:पुदीना, पुदीना-हरा, ...
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